New York Times

And the Prize for Photography Goes to ... Hamas?
In their quest for prestigious industry prizes, did the Associated Press, The New York Times, Reuters, and other news organizations sidestep journalistic ethics?
byAlison Leigh Cowan
Krugman vs. Krugman
New York Times columnist tries to memory-hole his prior views on immigration
byMichael Lind
Why Would Hasidic Parents Send Their Kids to Failing Schools?
Yeshivas are being attacked for their lack of careerism while critics ignore what religious families actually want and get from their schools
byFrieda Vizel
The Media’s Hypocrisy on Vaccines
The New York Times is bashing RFK for vaccine skepticism that it helped stoke when it thought it would hurt Donald Trump
byAshley Rindsberg
The Making of Nikole Hannah-Jones
The native daughter of working-class Waterloo who became the great reframer of American history
byMarc Weitzmann
The Plot Against Jewish Education
Why is The New York Times attacking Hasidic schools for raising happy, well-adjusted children?
byLiel Leibovitz
The Lab Leak Fiasco
For over a year the media enforced falsehoods about the pandemic’s origins, never evaluated the evidence, never apologized, and was never held accountable
byAshley Rindsberg
The New York Times’ ‘Nazi Correspondent’
As Adolf Hitler rose to power in Germany and then embarked on his program of world conquest and mass extermination, The New York Times’ Berlin bureau chief was busy slanting the news in his favor
byLaurel Leff
The Narcissism of The New York Times’ Foreign Coverage
The paper now presents everything through the frame of American domestic politics, erasing regional and local distinctions
byJacob Siegel
How ‘The New York Times’ Helped Hide Stalin’s Mass Murders in Ukraine
Journalism doesn’t have to stifle the truth in the service of fashionable causes and personal narcissism. It’s a choice.
byIzabella Tabarovsky
Identity Theft
The practice of claiming undeserved victimhood status is shameful and harms those who are actually in need
byZaid Jilani
How the Media Led the Great Racial Awakening
Years before Trump’s election the media dramatically increased coverage of racism and embraced new theories of racial consciousness that set the stage for the latest unrest
byZach Goldberg
The New York Times Accidentally, Uncritically Promotes Alice Walker–Again
The newspaper’s refusal to amend a 2018 article in which the novelist promoted anti-Semitism walked their own podcaster Cheryl Strayed into a mistake she’d never have otherwise made
byYair Rosenberg
Do They Give Pulitzers for Unearned Arrogance?
Alex Berenson and his former ‘New York Times’ colleagues use the coronavirus to compete for Most Obnoxious Award, as readers languish in the dark. A case study in media death.
bySean Cooper
What Happened to the New York Times’ Man in Tehran?
The head-scratching case of Thomas Erdbrink, who apparently upset the Iranian government, and went silent for a year
byPeter Theroux
Red Yellow Journalism
When it comes to covering Jeremy Corbyn and anti-Semitism, mainstream outlets are having a hard time telling the truth
byJames Kirchick
Kill Jill
In ‘Merchants of Truth,’ an editor of ‘The New York Times’ chronicles the bloodbath of journalism’s demise—and, in turn, inspires revenge fantasies of her own
bySean Cooper
The New York Times Just Published an Unqualified Recommendation for an Insanely Anti-Semitic Book
The book, recommended by author Alice Walker, repeatedly cites the ‘Protocols of the Elders of Zion,’ dubs the Talmud ‘among the most appallingly racist documents on the planet,’ and says Jews funded the Holocaust and control the KKK
byYair Rosenberg