January 28, 2013 · 0 Comments
By Glenn Greenwald: The only official punished for the illegal NSA program was the one who discussed it. The same is now true of torture.
By Edward Champion: On Wednesday afternoon, the New York Times published a story written by Catherine Saint Louis claiming that public libraries were now devoting precious resources to a ...
By Stephen M. Walt: Now that the dust has settled in Gaza, permit me a brief comment on the way the conflict was covered here in ...
By Joe Romm: What a difference a few years — or even a few months — makes on the President’s clarity about the false choice between ...
By Erik Wemple: The New York Times has banned quote approval, the disturbing trend in which reporters allow flacks to adjust and sign off on quotes ...
By Philip Weiss: A frontpage New York Times piece last Friday about the Iranian threat served as an echo chamber for hawkish Israeli opinion.
Jon Stewart skewers Judith Miller...
By David Daley: An interview with Jayson Blair, the New York Times reporter who resigned amid scandal in 2003, when plagiarism and fabrication were discovered in his stories.
By Salvatore Colleluori: In April 2011, the New York Times detailed the connections between John Tanton, the notorious kingpin of the current anti-immigrant movement in America, and two anti-immigrant organizations -- ...
By Michael M'Gehee: Usually when it comes to matters of the American Empire the New York Times cannot help but rely on the U.S. government as a source ...
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