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A return by the New York Times to its halcyon days of indiscriminate Walmart-bashing? Reporter Chris Colin made the front of Wednesday’s Business Day section with an assault on the retailing giant hidden within a tiresome story of hostility toward Louisiana residents supposedly angry about mask-wearing during the coronavirus pandemic: “‘Every Day Is Frightening’: Working For Walmart…

What would happen if you asked The New York Times to “redesign” the American flag? Well, it’s as awful as you would imagine. Or maybe worse. In a visual op-ed released Tuesday night, the arrogant leftists at the paper decided to answer the question no one was asking: “What if [the flag] were redesigned today? We asked artists and graphic designers to try.” 

In piece for Monday's New York Times entitled “Desperate and Leaving Texas to Have Abortions,” reporter Sabrina Tavernise penned a pro-abortion story from Oklahoma City that not only told of Texas women apparently crossing into Oklahoma in droves to have abortions in light of the state's abortion law, but featured a quote that framed children as some sort of burdensome nuisance.

On Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki found herself as a modern reincarnation of the boy Alexander from the famous children’s book as she faced a torrent of tough questions from reporter after reporter on Afghanistan, the border, and spending. And with little in the way of answers to defend President Biden and his administration’s failures, shortcomings, and spin, the questions…

The glowing predictions New York Times economist Paul Krugman made about ‘Bidenomics’ are falling flat, so he’s taken to attacking moderate Democrats and suggesting white-working class voters are racist.

The New York Times’ most cringeworthy columnist these days doesn't appear in the news section, although Paul Krugman and Charles Blow do provide stiff competition each week. It’s actually the paper’s Sports of the Times scribe, Kurt Streeter. Streeter previously railed against college and pro sports not shutting down for fear of Covid. The games went on, and the teams…

The New York Times has finally discovered that Australia has become a focus of criticism for its heavy-handed, futile fight to eliminate Covid: “Fight Against Covid Rewrites Australia’s Idea of Freedom – Half the country is locked down, but most are willing to sacrifice in pursuit of a freedom from fear.” Yet Sydney bureau chief Damien Cave skipped many of the horrific deals emanating…

Tuesday’s New York Times lead story by Apoorva Mandavilli on Pfizer pushing to get its coronavirus vaccine approved for children was filled with the reporter’s typical coronavirus scaremongering. This time, it was about the dangers it posed to children: “Pfizer Says Shot Safely Benefits Children 5 to 11 – Seeking F.D.A. Approval – Urgency as Cases Rise in Young – Trial Review May Take…

After fawning over "movie star" Dr. Fauci, the New York Times has issued another utterly obsequious profile of a liberal hero: John Kerry. Environmental reporter Lisa Friedman treated the failed Democrat presidential candidate turned climate scold as an environmental savior on Thursday under the headline “Kerry Hits the Road With U.S. Sales Pitch To Save the Planet.” The text box…

The New York Times’ Sheryl Gay Stolberg made a rare appearance in the Arts section in Thursday’s edition with a worshipful profile of liberalism's current reigning icon of science and reason, Dr. Anthony Fauci, upon the release of a hagiographic documentary, Fauci. Under the cringeworthy social media headline, “Dr. Fauci, Movie Star,” Stolberg hit the typical “brilliant but…

On Friday morning, The New York Times posted a "Guest Essay" by longtime TV executive Shelley Ross with the eye-opening headline "Chris Cuomo Sexually Harassed Me. I Hope He’ll Use His Power to Make Change." Wouldn't this have packed a bigger wallop right around his brother's petulant resignation as governor? Or before? Ross makes clear she doesn't really want Cuomo to be fired. She…

There’s a new battle brewing over the federal debt ceiling. Ten years ago, after the Obama administration instigated massive federal spending to deal with the Great Recession, Republicans insisted on long-term deficit reduction, and the liberal media slammed them as nihilists, hostage-takers, terrorists, suicide bombers and zombie vampires.

Facebook admitted that data it shared with researchers in Feb. 2020 was severely flawed. The result discredited any study relating to so-called “misinformation,” alleged radicalization or political polarization that used the Facebook information.

Sometimes the most outrageous bias today emerges in promotional tweets. The New York Times had a long takedown on how the Israelis successfully assassinated Iran's top scientist developing nuclear weapons to attack Israel by mounting a robot with a machine gun on a pickup truck. But they made the Ayatollah's top bomb-maker into a very civilized sort, who loved poetry and taking his…