New York Times

The New York Times leadership actually attempted to sell readers on the dimwitted notion that stripping tax dollars from leftist public media is just as nutty as defunding police departments. This is the same newspaper that largely rationalized nixing police funding across a number of stories over the past few years.

Seriously, what is it with New York Times columnist Tom Friedman’s obsession with simping for Chinese communists just so he could “muh, get Trump?” He’s doubling down on Beijing’s fake persona as the paragon of clean energy virtue to attack the green sludge…

In March, a Washington D.C. judge sanctioned University of Pennsylvania climate professor Michael Mann and his legal team in a defamation case against National Review for “bad faith trial misconduct” that “was extraordinary in its scope, extent, and intent,” gave the jury “false evidence,” made a “convoluted” case among other factors. Even though he technically won the trial, the lies…

On Sunday, former President Biden’s handlers made the inexplicable decision to throw him out in public — nevermind that it was to the friendly New York Times — to address allegations of pervasive autopen usage during his presidency. Of course, Biden made it worse by admitting he, in The Times’s summation, “did not individually approve each name for the categorical pardons.” And, in a…

On Wednesday night, MSNBC’s The Last Word host Lawrence O’Donnell went low in blasting Fox News senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy as a “babbling” and “incompetent buffoon” lacking “a shred of embarrassment” but brimming with “revealed stupidity” and “white male privilege” but also used to be “the stupidest reporter in the White House press corps” until “the dregs of Trump-…

On June 25, 33-year-old Democrat Zohran Mamdani became a new socialist sensation in the media when he won the Democratic primary for mayor of New York City. ABC, CBS, NBC, and PBS gave the "charming" extremist about an hour of air time. But when The New York Times reported he lied on a college application that he was "Black," none of them touched it.

Michael Shear, senior correspondent for the New York Times, made the front page of Sunday’s edition discussing how everyone dislikes Israel for good reason in his “news analysis,” “Today’s Israel: More Secure, More Isolated.” Shear described Israel fighting to win a war it didn’t start in negative terms. "Mr. Netanyahu’s relentless and unapologetic military response to the Oct. 7,…

The Independence Day edition of the PBS News Hour, guest-anchored by John Yang, featured two liberal Supreme Court experts sympathetically discussing Justice Amy Coney Barrett, a Trump appointee whose votes have trended leftward of late, pleasing liberals and disappointing conservatives. The panelists discussed conservative death threats against Barrett without mentioning the left-…

The New York Times is getting slammed from the left for a story reporting that New York Democrat mayoral nominee Zohran Momdani that in 2009, as part of a college application to Columbia, Mamdani checked boxes indicating that he was both “Asian” and “Black or African American.” The story is accurate, but lefties don’t want anything damaging published! One Times editor,…

Over the years, the Media Research Center has caught journalists ridiculing and deriding America. The following is a countdown of the Media’s 21 Worst Anti-American Outbursts (as culled from the MRC’s archives).

Monday's New York Times celebrated "millions" attending New York City's LGBTQ "Pride" parade against what they called the "anti-diversity fervor" of the Trump administration. But reporter Liam Stack seemed to have anti-diversity fervor, since there were no quotes from opponents of the LGBTQ Left. 

Once upon a time, a Catholic serving in high political office was a source first, of controversy, then, eventually, of celebration.

Andrew Schulz is disrupting the Legacy Media in real time. The rogue comic’s work, be it on stage or with his podcasts (“Flagrant,” “Brilliant Idiots”), undermines what biased reporters share.

After gushing over Zohran Mamdani’s win in NYC’s Democratic mayoral primary, Wednesday’s New York Times “On Politics” newsletter wrote about how President Trump’s devastating strike on Iran’s nuclear capability is polling among Americans, under the subhead “A wary public isn’t convinced on Iran strikes." In 2011, they blamed the public for not liking Obama's attack on…