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Publicizing a Play for Tookie

12/14/2006 1:54 PM ET
An obscure piece of anti-death penalty propaganda theatre in Berkeley somehow makes the Times' front section.

Objective Journalism or Pro-Environmentalist PR?

12/13/2006 1:34 PM ET
The Times pushes a dire story on global warming, while encouraging ad agencies to produce pro-energy conservation ad campaigns for a news story.

"Striking Disparities" in the Earnings of...Mobsters?

12/12/2006 1:19 PM ET
The class struggle goes underground, as the Times finds that even the mob has its haves and have-nots.

1994 Letter to Gay Rights Group Hurting Mitt Romney Among Conservatives?

12/12/2006 12:51 PM ET
An old letter from the Massachusetts governor to a gay rights group gets the Times overexcited.

Dictatorships and Double Standards in the Times

12/12/2006 9:25 AM ET
"Brutal dictator" Pinochet vs. "grandfatherly" North Korean dictator Kim Il Sung.

What Did Rahm Emanuel Know about Foley Emails? The Times Doesn't Care

12/11/2006 2:57 PM ET
Jeff Zeleny, former Chicago Tribune reporter, shows no interest in Chicago-based Rep. Rahm Emanuel's possible knowledge of the notorious Marc Foley emails to a page a year before they were made ...

The Front Page Is Safe Again for Good Economic News

12/8/2006 2:02 PM ET
"...the buying power of American workers is now rising at the fastest rate since the economic boom of the late 1990s."

"The First Stirrings of Rabid Anti-Communism"

12/8/2006 12:10 PM ET
The Times' theatre critic explains history for us in a review of a Manhattan production.

How Nice: "Hippocrates Meets Fidel"

12/8/2006 11:49 AM ET
Marc Lacey's provides the Cuban regime some positive PR. Plus: Does the U.S. "tar" Castro "as a dictator who suppresses his people"?

"Powerful" ISG Report a "Rebuke for Bush"

12/7/2006 1:43 PM ET
The Times is enthusiastic about the ISG report: "Instead, the report confronts the president with a powerful argument that his policy in Iraq is not working and that he must move toward ...
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