TimesWatch

"Moderate" Majority Leader Steny Hoyer?

11/17/2006 10:25 AM ET
Carl Hulse on Hoyer's "moderate image."

David Sanger's Own Personal Vietnam

11/17/2006 9:53 AM ET
Reporter David Sanger never misses a chance to compare Iraq to Vietnam, making Bush's visit to the region irresistable as fodder.

The New Man on the Conservative Beat

11/17/2006 9:45 AM ET
And a Times copy editor adds an unfair twist to a straightforward sentence.

Gettleman: Blame Global Warming for Fighting in Darfur

11/16/2006 2:25 PM ET
Jeffrey Gettleman has found an all-purpose bogeyman: "Malaria, one of Africa's leading killers, is spreading to higher altitudes because of rising temperatures. The Sahara is expanding, turning ...

Al Jazeera, Meet the Times' Editorial Page

11/16/2006 1:50 PM ET
A bit of Al Jazeera propaganda ("alleged war on terror") sounds strangely familiar.

"Staunch Conservative" John Murtha?

11/16/2006 1:31 PM ET
More misleading labeling on anti-war hero Rep. Murtha by reporter Carl Hulse.

"Mr. Bush's So-Called War on Terror"

11/15/2006 2:59 PM ET
Does the Times truly believe there is one?

Painting the Pitiable Prisoners of Abu Ghraib

11/15/2006 2:26 PM ET
Roberta Smith on Fernando Botero's "Abu Ghraib" paintings: "The new Boteros hold art and politics in balance, creating the needed buffer to help us face the unbearable and maintain some hope. They ...

"Fahrenheit 9-11" a "Most Essential Political Film"

11/15/2006 12:12 PM ET
Manohla Dargis: A new movie is "the most essential political film from an American director since Michael Moore's 'Fahrenheit 9/11.'"

Another Day, Another Western Democratic Senator with Humble Roots to Fawn Over

11/14/2006 12:26 PM ET
"Harry Mason Reid is the product of the tiny desert town of Searchlight, Nev., whose father, a hard-rock miner, battled alcoholism and depression before killing himself at 58. The future senator ...
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