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Times Apologizes for Showing Photo, Video of Dying Soldier

2/1/2007 2:21 PM ET
The Times "expresses regret that the family suffered distress."

The Times Again Corrects Itself on Kerry's "Botched Joke"

1/26/2007 8:20 AM ET
The Times still can't nail down the basic details of what Sen. John Kerry said about U.S. troops being "stuck in Iraq."

The Times Botches Kerry's "Botched Joke" Once Again

1/25/2007 12:31 PM ET
Doesn't anyone at the Times know what John Kerry actually said? By repeating a pro-Kerry explanation for his "botched joke," Adam Nagourney makes the same mistake his colleague made in November.

"Lifelong Republican" No Average Joe Sestak Supporter

1/12/2007 2:33 PM ET
The Times quotes a "lifelong Republican" at an American Legion post in Pennsylvania opposing Bush's plan for more troops - but doesn't inform readers that not only did the Republican vote for the ...

TV's Pre-Emptive War Against Iraq "Surge"

1/11/2007 1:00 AM ET
Before Iraq Plan Unveiled, Reporters Said It Was Unpopular, Wouldn't Work & War Was "Lost Cause"

Karl Rove, a Cancer on American Politics?

11/3/2006 10:26 AM ET
"Everyone says that Karl Rove is a genius. Yeah, right. So are cigarette companies. They get you to buy cigarettes even though we know they cause cancer. That is the kind of genius Karl Rove is."

Correcting Zernike's Misleading Kerry "Joke" Story

11/3/2006 10:17 AM ET
The Times admits its story on Kerry's apology was wrong.

NYT's Political Blog "The [Democratic] Caucus"

11/2/2006 1:59 PM ET
Editor Kate Phillips: "And with the controversy over Senator John Kerry's 'botched joke' presumably (please) leaving the airwaves and the front pages after today...."

Reporter Kate Zernike Helps Kerry Out Again

11/2/2006 1:05 PM ET
Zernike somehow misses what everyone in America into politics already knows: Kerry's "flubbed joke" didn't mention Bush at all.

Still Spinning for Kerry's "Stuck In Iraq" Gaffe

11/1/2006 1:55 PM ET
The Times suggests that attacking Kerry and defending U.S. troops is a bad strategy for Bush.
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