LabelingBias

"Have-Lots" vs. "Have-Nots" in Connecticut

4/10/2008 10:38 AM ET
No left-wing slant here: "...the income gap between the have-lots and the have-nots is widening faster in Connecticut than in any other state."

Times Trumpets Poll Showing Americans Think US "On Wrong Track"

4/4/2008 1:54 PM ET
One question just added to the NYT/CBS News poll: "From what you know, how much do you think the cost of the war in Iraq has contributed to the U.S. economic problems - a lot, some, not much or ...

Food Stamp Use Near Record Thanks to "Vanishing Jobs"

3/31/2008 10:46 PM ET
What vanishing jobs? The unemployment rate remains steady at a historically low 4.8%. But that doesn't stop the Times from talking about a "painful mix of layoffs and rising food and fuel prices."

Still Strangely Soft on North Korea's Dictatorship

3/27/2008 2:32 PM ET
"The new South Korean policy, outlined by the new president, Lee Myung-bak, means at least a temporary reduction in generous South Korean economic aid at a dire time for the North..." No mention ...

Uchitelle's Snide Criticism of Supply-Side Tax Cuts

3/26/2008 1:05 PM ET
"When Ronald Reagan ran for president in 1980, he promised to cut taxes in what seemed, at the time, a magical way."

Wonders Never Cease: NYT Calls Obama a Liberal on Front Page

3/25/2008 2:55 PM ET
Robin Toner looks at the voting records of Clinton and Obama and discovers that both are liberal.

Obama the Wise Calls for "National Discussion About Race," But....

3/20/2008 1:27 PM ET
Headline, same page: "Obama Works to Shift Campaign Back to Domestic Issues."

Times Eases Up on Disgraced NY Gov. Spitzer

3/10/2008 9:48 PM ET
The Times identified Spitzer as a Democrat in its initial story on his involvement in a prostitution ring, but deleted the reference later.

Cuban "Dictator" Batista vs. Castro's "Revolutionary Government"

3/6/2008 3:07 PM ET
Fidel Castro wasn't a Communist dictator?

Shocking that "Nice" Seattlites Oppose City Homeowner Bailout

2/27/2008 12:29 PM ET
"Seattle...began a modest program last month offering loans of up to $5,000 to help a few dozen homeowners avoid losing their homes. Not only are people in Seattle relatively prosperous, but they ...
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