The New York Times Supreme Court reporter dumps synonyms for anger into his story on conservatve reaction to Chief Justice John Roberts' shocking ObamaCare ruling: Fury, bitterness, anger, ...
A Times obituary celebrates an abortion activist, barely mentions her activism: "Ms. Dunlop devoted herself to expanding women’s rights to control their own bodies....She often directly attacked ...
Steven Lee Myers touts Hillary Clinton, the secretary of state with the "politician's touch," for president in 2016, when she will be "more iconic than ever." "She has an acute attention to
...
New York Times movie critics Manohla Dargis and A.O. Scott
held their annual joyless, political summer movie
conversation,
focusing on the glut of superhero movies. Dargis managed to
make ...
The Times' error-prone TV-beat reporter Alessandra Stanley, apparently relying on an online clip of Ann Curry's last appearance as Today show host, devoted a paragraph to a "highlight reel" that ...
Former Times SCOTUS reporter Linda Greenhouse sees validity to complaints about the liberal media trying to influence Justice John Roberts: "Around Memorial Day, a number of conservative ...
New York Times reporter Mark Landler: "What the Supreme Court’s decision does do is preserve Mr.
Obama’s status as the president who did more to expand the nation’s
safety net than any since ...
Supreme Court reporter Adam Liptak finds "frivolous" the idea that the federal government can't make you pay for things you don't want: "Five justices accepted the argument that had been at the ...
Ben Smith, who is partnering with the Times for campaign coverage, mocked the reaction of individual conservatives on Twitter to the Supreme Court's ruling on Obama-Care: "I mean, shockingly, ...
Ethan Bronner says conservative, "politically incorrect" Justice Antonin Scalia "went too far" after criticizing President Obama’s decision not to deport many illegal immigrants. Yet the paper ...
