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Possible GOP Win in Upstate New York Signals 'Deepened Divisions' in Party?

Reporter Jeremy Peters spins a promising chance at victory for the GOP in a House race as a sign of bad news for the party, citing the "deeply conservative" independent candidate Doug Hoffman.

Matt Bai Praises Obama's 'Dithering' in Afghanistan

Matt Bai praises Obama's dithering in Afghanistan as showing he has "the capacity to take his time" and that "he means to draw a distinction between useful campaign rhetoric and the realities of ...

Times Declares Obama Victory on Health Care ! (Again)

"Obama Strategy on Health Care Legislation Appears to Be Paying Off," declares a familiar-sounding Times headline. Is the Times right this time, or is its enthusiasm for Obama-Care's prospects ...

Wahh! Scozzafava 'Exhausted and Emotionally Drained' From Conservative Attacks

Wahh! Jeremy Peters sympathizes with liberal Republican Dede Scozzafava against mean conservatives: "Exhausted and emotionally drained by the attacks from conservatives seeking to paint her as a ...

'The G.O.P. Stalinists Invade Upstate New York.'

The Times' idea of a good headline over the Times' idea of an interesting columnist: Drama critic turned conservative-fearing Frank Rich.

Celebrating the Obamas' Marriage

In a Sunday Magazine cover story, Jodi Kantor celebrates the Obamas' marriage and again downplays Michelle Obama's controversial campaign remarks about being proud of her country "for the first time."

Times Plays Catch-Up to Washington Post on Congressional Ethics Scoop

A big lead-story scoop from the Washington Post becomes a Page 22 piece in Friday's New York Times.

The Great White Way: Not an Escape Route from Politics

...as theatre critic Charles Isherwood shows in his review of the surprise Broadway success, "Finian's Rainbow."

Times Suddenly Concerned About Journalists at Partisan Political Events

The Times raised its eyebrow at libertarian journalist John Stossel for upcoming speeches at a conservative forum - yet Linda Greenhouse, the paper's Supreme Court reporter for almost two decades, ...

Influential Editor Tanenhaus: Nixon, Reagan, and Bush 'Committed Impeachable Offenses Probably'

The Times' Week in Review and Sunday Book editor again goes on the PBS talk show Charlie Rose to again declare conservatism dead, with a new twist: Reagan and George W. Bush "probably" could have ...
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