New York Times reporter Jonathan Weisman can't understand why the House GOP didn't embrace the fiscal cliff agreement, and wonders why they cling to their bizarre opposition to tax hikes on the ...
2012 was another banner year for bias at the New York Times, from slanted coverage of campaign 2012, to bizarre displays of individual unfairness to conservatives. The Times
also intensified its ...
The New York Times teased on the front page two profiles
of prominent figures in the gun control debate, "bombastic" conservative David Keene
and compassionate liberal New York City Mayor ...
Times Paris reporter Scott Sayare nods along with sympathizers of a young Muslim in France who killed seven, including three Jewish children: "He committed the unconscionable, they say, but he was ...
The New York Times sidled up to criticism of the soft treatment of its new chief exeuctive Mark Thompson, who was
director-general of the BBC when a news investigation into child sex-abuse ...
A New York Times op-ed offensively marked the appointment of South Carolina Republican Rep. Tim Scott, an African-American, to the U.S. Senate: "...modern black Republicans have been more tokens ...
What? The Times' East Africa bureau chief Jeffrey Gettleman: "Again, like Israel, Rwanda has succeeded in leveraging the guilt
that other countries feel for not intervening in its genocide -- in ...
New York Times White House reporter Helene Cooper: "And if killing, you know, twenty 5- to 10-year-olds doesn't do
it for this country, then than means the other conversation we should be
...
The Times aggressively promoted Democrats exploiting the massacre to push for gun control legislation. "Democrats
seemed to be hoping to seize on the momentum from the shooting, in
which 20 ...
A front-page story declares Obama has a "mandate" to raise taxes, while John Harwood ponders why stubborn House Republicans can't be more responsible and agree to raise taxes on the so-called ...
