The New York Times: Newspaper or a pro-Obama bulletin board? In "Obama Seizes National Security as An Issue," reporter Helene Cooper promoted the Democrats as much tougher
on foreign policy ...
On Good Friday, Times Rome bureau chief Rachel Donadio called Pope Benedict by his harsh nickname "God's Rottweiler" and brought up extraneous problems in the Church: "...it was one
of the ...
Sorry, Masters golf tournament, you don't meet the exacting standards of
feminist activist/golf writer Karen Crouse. The New York Times reporter
is not done with her crusade against Augusta ...
The New York Times is again trying to gin up a controversy over the
men-only status of Augusta National Golf Club, host of The Masters golf
tournament, after embarrassing itself over the issue ...
No "embarrassment" here: Former New York Times Supreme Court reporter
Linda Greenhouse, who called Obama-care opponents "simply
wrong" about the law's unconstitutionality right before the ...
Wishful thinking on behalf of Obama? New York Times White House reporter
Jackie Calmes fancies that criticizing the Supreme Court might be a
winning issue for Democrats for a change. Calmes ...
Times columnist Maureen Dowd is not happy with the Supreme Court's hostility toward Obama-care: "It is run by hacks dressed up in black
robes." She also accuses the court of stealing the ...
Times climate change reporter Justin Gillis, whose previous environmental reporting was nominated by an environmental scientist as perhaps "the worst ever" to appear in the Times, compares ...
Michael Powell informs us that secretly recording interviews with social-service organizations isn't investigative journalism, but "dirty tricks," at least when done by young conservatives: "This ...
Julia Preston, one of the Times's most reliably pro-amnesty reporters,
slid into Denver bureau chief Kirk Johnson's usual slot of using a news
story to promote a different kind of Western ...
