New York Times

On Sunday, President Donald Trump tapped Dan Bongino to be the next deputy director of the FBI. Like clockwork, the media began attempting to discredit Bongino’s qualifications by obfuscating his long law enforcement career. But the media…

Before writing an incredibly superficial piece on Eastern Europe’s geopolitical affairs from the frontlines of Pennsylvania Ave., New York Times White House correspondent Peter Baker might have checked in with his colleague who was actually…

Poetic Justice is an advice column that offers better advice to submissions at other publications whose advice has failed the reader. An anxious leftist wrote in to The New York Times this week worried about their self-image as an…

The New York Times is very upset that President Trump is not respecting transgender identities. The editorial board disapproves of his executive orders rolling back gender ideology, and a piece by Amy Harmon accused him of “undermining the…

Over the next month, The New York Times is running conversations with Democrat leaders on one of its podcasts about how the party will “win back the voters who moved toward” Donald Trump. I’ll just go ahead and summarize what each subject…

Neither Democrats nor the Washington-based news media want Donald Trump’s presidency to succeed and one of the most effective ways to ensure it doesn’t is for people to sabotage his administration from within, as was often the case in his…

The New York Times is preparing to publish a deep state hit piece on President Donald Trump’s nominee for Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard. The piece is purportedly based on National Security Agency (NSA) surveillance of a…

NBC News ran a story on an unsubstantiated allegation from defense secretary nominee Pete Hegseth’s former sister-in-law that claims Hegseth was abusive to his ex-wife. But here’s the catch: Hegseth and his ex-wife deny the allegations.…

When I found out Friday that the New York Times was ending Charles Blow’s regular column, it was like the boot of truth had slammed onto my shoulders with a thunderous clap. An editor at the paper reportedly sent out an internal memo…

The Washington Post published a bizarre part mea culpa, part manifesto from 10 of the most influential figures in legacy media to dissect how they might operate under a second Trump presidency. On Tuesday, the Post reported Trump’s first…