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Sarah Palin Fans Racist or Something

Plus: Blood-for-oil allegations lead a news story, and the Obamas hold the greatest state dinner in the history of state dinners.

Here's to the Losers: Times Celebrates Sobbing NYS Senators Supporting Gay Marriage

Reporter Michael Grynbaum quoted not one, not two, but six emotional New York State senators supporting gay marriage - in a vote that lost by a wide margin: "Ruth Hassell-Thompson was a young girl ...

Malkin Annihilates Nicholas Kristof's Guilt-Tripping Column on Obama-Care

"Are We Going to Let John Die?" Kristof asked. Um, apparently not: "John Brodniak, a man who already has government health insurance and is already being treated for his illness, is the New York ...

With Huckabee, Times Now Feels Free to Make 'Willie Horton' an Issue

The Times never forgave the GOP for using murderer Willie Horton against Mass. Gov. Michael Dukakis. But with Republican Mike Huckabee facing a similar problem over a clemency that ended in ...

South Carolina Conservatives 'Catering to the Angry Fringe'?

South Carolina Rift Highlights Debate Over G.O.P.

Times Science Writer Blasts 'Smug Groupthink' Among Climategate Scientists

Unpredictable science columnist John Tierney reads the hacked Climate-gate emails and finds "smug groupthink" and revenge plots "against those who question the dangers of global warming."

Towering Hypocrisy: Times Calls Swiss Intolerant for Minaret Ban

A Swiss vote banning new construction of minarets (the prayer towers for Muslim mosques) has "undermined the country's reputation for religious tolerance." Will the Times ever tackle the lack of ...

Blood-for-Oil Allegation Leads a News Story from Iraq

The lead sentence of Timothy Williams' report from Baghdad: "More than six and a half years after the United States-led invasion here that many believed was about oil..."

Stolberg Highlights Aging Feminists' Anxiety Over Abortion

Reporter Sheryl Gay Stolberg devoted most of her article in Sunday's Times to the concerns of radical feminists over the future of legalized abortion, specifically its support among the younger ...

More Double Standards Over (Potential) Latin American Dictators

The Honduran congress, wary of dictators in a region heavy with them, unanimously declared Hugo Chavez-mimicking president Manuel Zelaya's push for a second term unconstitutional. But the Times ...
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