Clay Waters is director of Times Watch, a division of the Media Research
Center (MRC) that tracks the liberal bias of the New York Times. You can follow Times Watch on Twitter and Facebook.
Author Articles
5/24/2007 12:26 PM ET
Adam Nagourney claims that Bill Richardson sounds like a Republican because he doesn't use the word amnesty to describe his plan for letting illegals become citizens.
5/24/2007 11:41 AM ET
Joseph Kahn's story about Beijing's latest brutal crackdown in the name of population control doesn't mention forced abortions until the fifth paragraph, relying on euphemisms instead.
5/23/2007 11:45 AM ET
Repent, GOP, says Book Review Editor Sam Tanenhaus: "The G.O.P.'s embrace of the conservative movement is beginning, some say, to resemble a death grip. But there have been no signs of atonement ...
5/23/2007 11:35 AM ET
Liberal labeling habits: Meet Sen. Ted Kennedy, plain old "Democrat of Massachusetts," and check out the "conservative legacy of the religious right" (as opposed to the liberal legacy?).
5/22/2007 12:47 PM ET
Michiko Kakutani's fan mail: Gore's powerful book "The Assault on Reason" just as great as "An Inconvenient Truth."
5/22/2007 11:39 AM ET
Israel killed four terrorists, while Palestinians killed an Israeli citizen. But it's all the same for Times' headline writers.
5/22/2007 11:28 AM ET
Contributing writer James Traub fertilizes Al Gore's "prophetic" image.
5/21/2007 1:34 PM ET
The Times is still in denial about the Fort Dix terrorist plotters: "The authorities have called the men Islamic extremists, but have not detailed exactly what role religion played in the plans ...
5/21/2007 1:21 PM ET
Apparently only conservatives get mad about immigration bills.
5/21/2007 10:07 AM ET
Pete Thamel: "Thompson was quick to point out the complexities in the Duke case, which he predicted could be glossed over if the team were to make a run to the national championship. The Duke ...
5/18/2007 12:31 PM ET
Plus "Ruthless, Us-Against-Them" Sarkozy and Angry Conservatives
5/17/2007 10:54 AM ET
Accusations by reporter Jane Perlez against a mining company in Indonesia made the front page in 2004, while the company's 2007 acquittal was relegated to Page 8. Now the company is suing.
5/16/2007 12:14 PM ET
GOP candidates flashed "conservative credentials" before an "overwhelmingly conservative" crowd - but Democrats don't try to appeal to liberals?
5/16/2007 11:35 AM ET
But the infamous debate over "Tinky Winky," the "gay Teletubby," was started not by Falwell but by gay liberals.
5/15/2007 2:06 PM ET
Scary stuff or just politics as usual?
5/15/2007 12:17 PM ET
News flash! Bush fails to get universal welcome on college campus!
5/14/2007 3:01 PM ET
Public Editor Barney Calame gets a chilly send-off - five letters criticizing the Times' slanted coverage of phony rape allegations against the Duke lacrosse team.
5/14/2007 1:34 PM ET
In the face of clear evidence, reporter Alan Feuer claimed "It is unclear what role, if any, religion played in the attack Mr. Shnewer and the five other men are charged with planning."
5/11/2007 1:03 PM ET
The Christian Right distrusts Mitt Romney's Mormon beliefs - but liberals and mainstream media don't?
5/11/2007 12:17 PM ET
He's so mean: "President-elect Nicolas Sarkozy, by contrast, does not believe in saying he is sorry."
