Skip to content

Tag: New York Times

Animal Rights Groups Attack PETA for Killing Animals

Animal Rights Groups Attack PETA for Killing Animals

Animal rights groups are attacking PETA for continuing to kill “an average of about 2,000 dogs and cats each year at its animal shelter” according to a report.  As the New York Times notes, the shelter “does few adoptions —

US Considering Speeding up Afghan Pullout: Report

US Considering Speeding up Afghan Pullout: Report

The United States is seriously considering speeding up the withdrawal of its forces from Afghanistan because of frustration with President Hamid Karzai, the New York Times reported. And a so called ‘zero option’ — having no US troops in Afghanistan

Ex-Gov. Spitzer Plans Run for NYC Comptroller

Ex-Gov. Spitzer Plans Run for NYC Comptroller

(AP) NEW YORKFormer Gov. Eliot Spitzer says he’s coming back to politics. He tells The New York Times he’s going to run for the office of New York City comptroller. In an interview Sunday, Spitzer says he’s planning to start collecting the

NYT Headline Mistakenly Claims Andy Murray Is from England

NYT Headline Mistakenly Claims Andy Murray Is from England

After Andy Murray became the first British man to win Wimbledon in 77 years, the New York Times mistakenly wrote that Murray was from England. Murray is in fact from Scotland, which makes up Great Britain along with England and Wales.  As

Bush on Same-Sex Marriage: Examine 'Your Own Heart'

Bush on Same-Sex Marriage: Examine 'Your Own Heart'

Appearing on This Week (ABC News) with Jonathan Karl, former president George W. Bush told Karl that he “wasn’t going to answer” about his perspective on gay marriage. “I just don’t want to wade back in the debate, I’m out

Times: Snowden Had 'Ethical Hacker' Certification

Times: Snowden Had 'Ethical Hacker' Certification

As NSA leaker Edward Snowden remains trapped in a Russian airport travel limbo, a fuller picture of him continues to emerge. A new article in the New York Times indicates his resume shows he has gotten certifications in “ethical hacking”

Bloomberg Presides Over Hot Dog Eating Contest

Bloomberg Presides Over Hot Dog Eating Contest

In New York, Mayor Michael Bloomberg presided on July 4 over the annual Coney Island Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest, at which winner Joey Chestnut scarfed down 69 hot dogs. Sonya Thomas, known as the

Poll: Southerners Proudest to Be American

Poll: Southerners Proudest to Be American

An Independence Day Gallup poll shows a wide regional disparity in the percentage of Americans who are proud to be American. Conservatives are significantly more proud to be American than liberals (89 percent to 76 percent), and people from the

Gettysburg Historian: Where Was Mainstream Media Coverage?

Gettysburg Historian: Where Was Mainstream Media Coverage?

Historian Allen Guelzo, author of the New York Times bestselling book Gettysburg: The Last Invasion, rhetorically asked, “Where is the president? Where is the vice president? They aren’t here,” in an interview with Stephen K. Bannon on the Breitbart News live broadcast of

Report: Military Coup in Progress in Egypt

Report: Military Coup in Progress in Egypt

According to NBC News’ sources in the Mohammed Morsi administration, a military coup is underway in Egypt. An advisor to Morsi told NBC News that tanks were moving outside Cairo and that Morsi’s communications had been cut and the president

Employers Slash Hours Thanks to Obamacare

Employers Slash Hours Thanks to Obamacare

Employers across the country are complaining about the impacts of Obamacare on their businesses, with many slashing employees in order to comply with the dictates of the program. Writing teacher Clint Benjamin, who normally works for the Community College of

Honor and Courage at Little Round Top

Honor and Courage at Little Round Top

There were many pivotal moments in the most pivotal battle of the Civil War; almost every inch of soil on the Gettysburg battlefield has a story to tell. However, of all the incredible moments of that three day conflict, few