Democratic presidential contender Sen. Amy Klobuchar defended her treatment of staff to CNN: “I have kept expectations for myself that are very high. I’ve asked my staff to meet those same expectations.”
New York Times columnist Charles Blow argued on Thursday that Jussie Smollett “didn’t set race relations back” in America.
Journalists from the New York Times, Washington Post, and Bloomberg promoted a “completely fake” statistic “that doesn’t seem to exist” about sexism in technology this week.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio lashed out at Amazon, Sunday, for withdrawing from its plans to base half of its new “HQ2” headquarters in New York City.
Rapper 21 Savage said he will “fight” federal charges that he is unlawfully in the country, claiming he represents “poor black Americans.”
A New York Times’ article on the migrant caravans shows President Donald Trump’s border security reforms are successfully curbing the northward flow of migrants.
Left-wing filmmaker and supposed champion of women Judd Apatow has remained curiously silent about sexual misconduct allegations against singer Ryan Adams, a man who he had a close relationship with and once described as his favorite artist.
The New York Times published an article, Saturday, explaining why Virginia’s deal with Amazon for HQ2 was better for local workers than New York’s deal.
The FBI has opened an inquiry into an alleged relationship between Grammy-nominated rock star Ryan Adams and a 14-year-old girl, The New York Times reported on Thursday.
Even humanity’s greatest novelists would be hard-pressed to compose a more poetic indictment of the Fake News media than a 500-page defense of journalistic integrity that turns out to be plagiarized.
The existing border wall must be torn down so that migrants can freely enter the United States, says an op-ed published by the New York Times.
Boies Schiller Flexner LLP, the law firm representing Jeff Bezos in his dispute involving personal photos and the National Enquirer tabloid, is headed by a famed attorney who was widely criticized over controversial tactics reportedly utilized to minimize sexual assault and harassment allegations against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weistein.
What is this if not an admission she has been caught taking credit for other people’s ideas and words — which is the textbook definition of plagiarism.
NewsGuard, the establishment-backed “fact checker” that according to one report is approximately twice as likely to rate a conservative news site as “untrustworthy” compared to a non-conservative news site, urged caution to critics of the New York Times’ recent decision to alter a headline about Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring admitting to wearing blackface without notifying readers.
Even if it means downplaying the systematic rape of migrant women and spiking a sexual assault allegation and burying racial-identity theft and dismissing the racist act of blackface as “dark makeup,” that is what the Post and Times are willing to do.
Abramson is not denying Moynihan’s screenshot comparisons are real, which means something went horribly wrong.
The far-left Washington Post’s Glenn Kessler had to pretend the sexual assault of migrant women isn’t as bad as Trump made it sound.
Fact Check: FALSE. Literally the first line of the Bible — Genesis 1:1 — says: “In the beginning, God created the Heaven and the Earth.”
New York Times columnist Charles Blow said on Sunday that a border wall on the U.S.-Mexico border would be a “monument to white supremacy.”
A professor at Linfield College in Oregon claims that the 1964 film Mary Poppins is racist, arguing that the main character can be seen “blacking up” her face with soot as she dances with chimney sweeps.
President Donald Trump continues to lavish attention on the New York Times, in an effort to win more positive coverage from his hometown paper.
Donald Trump demonstrated new energy for his job as president of the United States in an interview published Friday.
The New York Times published an article, Wednesday, raising questions over the wildly different estimates of fake users on the Facebook platform published by Mark Zuckerberg’s company.
President Juan Guaidó of Venezuela published an opinion column in the New York Times on Wednesday – a newspaper that has taken hundreds of thousands of dollars from the socialist Maduro regime Guaidó is replacing – introducing himself to the American people and pleading for a return to “normality” in his country.
A Clemson philosophy argued recently that he wants all humans to die off as a punishment for their treatment of animals and the environment. Since his article was published in the New York Times, he has refused to defend his opinion.
Rascals, that’s what they are. Just a group of rascals who “use blunt and sometimes offensive language.”
Browser extension NewsGuard lists five separate news publications as credible even though they have had multiple corrections, misleading, and even false stories, which calls into question NewsGuard’s ability to reputable news sources.
NewsGuard, the news publication ranking extension run by establishment media figures along with former Clinton, Obama and Bush administration members, has rated a number of websites which wrongly attacked the students of Covington Catholic High School as “trustworthy.”
Democrats are fuming about a $200,000 speaking fee that former Vice President Joe Biden collected last October that helped re-elect Republican congressman Fred Upton of Michigan in a closely-fought midterm election race.
The mainstream media have falsely accused a group of Catholic students sporting MAGA hats at the March for Life of mocking and harassing a Native American man in an egregious example of fake news.
