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August 11

NY Times reporter admits Trump is ‘way more effective’ in second term

A New York Times White House correspondent said President Trump's second term in office has shown him to be "way more effective" than during his first term.

August 11

Obama official says Democratic Party 'afraid of its own future,’ wants it to embrace Mamdani strategy

Obama's former deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes urges Democrats to abandon donor-dependent financing and facilitate younger, more diverse leadership.

August 7

Netanyahu threatens to sue New York Times for 'clear defamation' over misleading Gaza reporting

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu blasted The New York Times for what he called ‘defamation,’ accusing the paper of publishing a misleading photo.

August 6

NewsGuild demands New York Times show 'greater transparency and accountability' after critic reassignments

The New York Times reassigned chief theater critic Jesse Green and three other prominent critics, prompting union concerns about transparency and accountability.

August 3

NY Times' erroneous cover photo of Gazan child joins series of media blunders framing stories against Israel

The sensational front page cover from The New York Times allegedly showing an extremely malnourished Gazan child is the latest example of the media's errors in its Israel coverage.

July 31

DAN GAINOR: Liberal media tried to destroy Trump. He crushed them instead

Trump has successfully defunded NPR and PBS, secured millions in media lawsuit settlements from CBS and ABC as liberal journalists flee Washington Post over editorial changes.

July 30

Anti-Trump NY Times columnist admits president is 'much more successful' than expected

Trump critic Bret Stephens acknowledged President Trump's accomplishments including NATO spending, Iran strikes, immigration policy and economic growth in new column.

July 30

New York Times admits using misleading cover photo of emaciated Gaza child

The New York Times admitted a Gaza child featured on the front page as a famine victim actually suffered from a preexisting condition, leading to accusations of journalistic malpractice.

July 25

New York Times op-ed details how Democrats lost the non-White voters Obama gained

Yale professor Daniel Martinez HoSang revealed how Democrats lost minority voters who backed Obama, as communities become disillusioned by unfulfilled promises in a NYT op-ed on Thursday.

July 25

Washington Post, NY Times columns insist Colbert cancelation is due to obsolete format, not politics

The Late Show with Stephen Colbert's $40 million annual losses led to its cancellation according to two liberal media columns, dismissing political motivations.