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Prime Snark: MoDo on Obama's New Oval Office Man Cave

As usual, Maureen Dowd’s latest musings in the pages of the once-august New York Times — she’s writing in the same space where collosi like Flora Lewis and “Red” Tony Lewis once trod! — are a free-range mental mix of

How the New York Times Continues to Delude Its Readers

From 30 Rock: Jenna (Jane Krakowski): “You’ve got to lie to her, coddle her, protect her from the real world.” Jack Donaghy (Alec Baldwin): “I get it! Treat her like the New York Times treats its readers.” If you were

Where's the New York Times on the El-Gamal Rap Sheet Story?

Too busy praising the non-virtue of “tolerance,” decrying American “racism,” and writing puff pieces like this one. In the meantime, the New York Daily News is eating their lunch: Years before his latest real-estate project ignited an uproar, Sharif El-Gamal

Frank Rich's Tea Party Lies

Frank Rich’s column in the New York Times opinion section this weekend was at the very least two things: Lies and the rehashed work of another writer. But it was also a third thing and that third thing was cover

Brad Pitt: Let's Execute Some BP Executives

On July 27th and 28th, the New York Times published the following headline: “The oil slick in the Gulf of Mexico appears to be dissolving far more rapidly than anyone expected.” In the story that followed the headline, readers were

The New York Times on Imam Rauf: The Journalism That Failed

Andrew Bostom, whose trenchant scholarly work on Islam deserves more attention, rightly compares Anne Barnard’s sanitized profile in the New York Times of the Ground Zero Mosque’s originator, Imam Feisal Rauf, to Communist agitprop. For Bostom, Barnard’s “Balancing Act for

Rove: 'I Don't Want the Mosque to be Built There'

Senior Republican strategist Karl Rove says he opposes the planned construction of a mosque near the site of the September 11, 2001 al Qaeda terrorist attack in lower Manhattan. He tells George Stephanopoulos on ABC News, “I don’t want the

Quote of the Day, Courtesy of the New York Times

From today’s story, assuring America that, despite what the polls say, President Obama really truly is a Christian: The White House says Mr. Obama prays daily, sometimes in person or over the telephone with a small circle of Christian pastors.

Billions for Teacher Unions, Nothing for Students

Here’s a story problem to get kids ready for the new school year: If Congress borrows $10 billion to bail out the public schools, and if toilet paper costs fifty cents a roll, how many rolls of toilet paper will