Katie Rogers

It's funny when The New York Times comes under fire among liberals for saying something critical about Kamala Harris. A front-page story on Monday relayed "dozens of Democrats" in D.C. and around the nation -- including some who helped put her on the party's 2020 ticket" -- said she hasn't "risen to the challenge of proving herself" as a leader. Some said "they had lost hope in her…

The New York Times “White House Memo” by Katie Rogers made an amazingly big deal out of a visit by singer Elton John to the Biden White House to receive the National Humanities Medal: “Elton John, a Favorite of Trump, Performs at the Biden White House.” Most of the article was a look at former President Trump unsuccessfully working to get John, one of his favorite entertainers, to the…

Wednesday’s Psaki Show marked a contrast between the constructive and the absurd as Fox’s Peter Doocy engaged the White House press secretary on questions surrounding President Biden’s son Hunter and brother Jim and, as other reporters would as well, immigration. But in contrast, others expressed discomfort with a lack of COVID restrictions, raised concerns about right-wing terrorism, and…

In its coverage of Biden’s first Supreme Court nominee, the New York Times has shown some progress on one front of fairness: It is willing to sometimes label Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson a liberal. The paper’s historical pattern of stark labeling disparity between “liberal” Democratic Supreme Court nominees and “conservative” Republican ones. But as Senate hearings continued into Day…

Josh Kraushaar of National Journal tweeted "Paging Dan Quayle!" In the latest of a series of sad-sack articles on Vice President Kamala Harris being unpopular and feeling unappreciated, New York Times White House reporters Katie Rogers and Zolan Kanno-Youngs report that Kamala feels all the white-guy vice presidents received better press than she does.

Caleb Howe at Mediaite reports that The New York Times changed a headline on a mostly sympathetic story about Joe Biden invoking his late son Beau Biden...very routinely. It's obvious this is another occasion when the paper's overwhelmingly liberal audience reacted badly to "Biden, Still Grieving His Son Beau, Finds That Not Everyone Wants to Hear About It."

During the Iraq War in 2003 and Barack Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, the New York Times haughtily defended Democrats against having their patriotism questioned by conservatives -- something which almost never happened. Yet Democrats are cheered when they actually slime Republicans and Republican policies as “unpatriotic,” using that exact term, just like President Biden did when…

With Tuesday serving as the final White House press briefing for at least week due to President Biden’s trip to Europe, liberal reporters had one more chance to perform for the cameras and/or suck up to Press Secretary Jen Psaki. Unfortunately, PBS’s Yamiche Alcindor, The New York Times’s Katie Rogers, and The Grio’s April Ryan seemed to be more Stelter than, say, Fox’s Peter Doocy.…

New York Times White House reporter Katie Rogers can’t get over how refreshing the President Biden administration is, and gushed about it again in an “Inside the Times” interview with Aishvarya Kavi for Monday’s edition: “Covering a Different Washington.” Kavi set Roger up to praise Biden, who obliged and also engaged in obligatory Trump-bashing: "The fact that President Trump had…

Reporter Katie Rogers’ “White House Memo” in Tuesday’s New York Times, “Washington Basks in a New Event: A Weekend of Tranquility,” revealed the cozy relationship between the press and the new Democratic administration (Biden's bagel run and videogames!) and its unhealthy ongoing obsession with (and contempt of) former president Donald Trump: "President Biden did not do anything this…