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U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner Peter Kirsanow said the “1619 Project” is “one of the most significant attempts to propagandize history.”

Former California Governor Jerry Brown mocked the idea of leaving California in an interview published by the New York Times on Monday, saying that the problems of climate change were global and could not be avoided.

Bret Stephens, a Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist and author who opposed Donald Trump bitterly in 2016 and thereafter, has written in praise of the 45th president for negotiating peace agreements between Israel and some of its Arab neighbors.

Wednesday on CNN’s “Cuomo Prime Time,” New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman offered his take on veteran journalist Bob Woodward’s report that President Donald Trump’s admission he did not want to create panic from fear of COVID-19 in public statements was not going to diminish him in the eyes of his supporters.

Former Vice President Joe Biden penned an op-ed in the New York Times in 2011 declaring: “China’s Rise Isn’t Our Demise.”

The president was asked by a reporter why he rejected the idea of the New York Times 1619 Project claims after he threatened on Sunday to defund California schools if they implemented the curriculum.

The New York Times’ Peter Baker, who earned widespread recognition for his reporting on “Russia collusion,” wrote a “news analysis” article on Sunday evening titled: “More Than Ever, Trump Casts Himself as the Defender of White America.”

Mitt Romney said Donald Trump’s recent tweets regarding leftist-driven political violence are intended to sow racial discord in America.

The New York Times published a story on Friday claiming participants in a Republican National Convention (RNC) video about public housing did not know its purpose, but Department of Housing and Urban Development employee Lynne Patton shared an email with Breitbart News that proves otherwise.

A judge allowed Sarah Palin’s defamation lawsuit against the New York Times to proceed, saying that a jury should decide whether the editor acted with “actual malice.”

The New York Times has grudgingly acknowledged the success of right-wing and conservative media on Facebook, worrying that it might indicate a looming Trump victory in November. In Particular, the Times notes that Breitbart News posts have been shared 4 million times in the past 30 days, “roughly three times as many as posts from the official pages of every Democratic member of the U.S. Senate combined.”

So-called “fact-checkers” at the New York Times alleged Donald Trump Jr. misled the public by saying during the first day of the Republican National Convention Monday that the coronavirus struck the United States “courtesy of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)” and his father took swift action to stop travel from China.

Anti-Trump foreign policy pundits set aside partisanship and politics to praise the president’s new peace deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which was announced in the White House on Thursday morning.

When it comes to running mates, the media have no credibility on “sexism” given how they treated Gov. Sarah Palin in the 2008 election.

Remember the full-time, 24/7 media freakout when some nobody threatened to burn the Koran a few years back?

Crime, taxes, disease, and an anti-science approach to social distancing have chased a number of big retailers and restaurateurs out of New York forever, reports the far-left New York Times.

The New York Times described Sen. Kamala Harris (I-VT) as a “pragmatic moderate” in its report on her selection to be the running mate for former Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday.

A recent report claims that former employees of the online therapy app Talkspace allege that the company data-mined patient’s private conversations with therapists and used burner phones to leave fake reviews to boost the app’s reputation.

President Donald Trump denied Sunday a report he seriously proposed he be added to Mount Rushmore, but indicated he thought it was a “good idea.”

Wall Street’s many campaign donors are lining up behind Joe Biden, not the incumbent President of the United States, according to the New York Times.

The New York Times published a lengthy report Friday on the degree to which armed Black Lives Matter and Antifa activists terrorized local businesses inside the “autonomous” zone in June.

The New York Times editorial board is calling on all members of Congress to be tested for the novel coronavirus, contending that far too many lawmakers are “ignoring public health advice for political reasons.”

The New York Times published an op-ed Monday morning titled “Let’s Scrap the Presidential Debates,” arguing that they play too great a role in helping voters choose the president.

Breitbart News provides a “much truer understanding of the world” than the New York Times, noted Dennis Prager.

Actress and left-wing activist Alyssa Milano posted a video of what she said looked like “Trump’s Gestapo kidnapping protesters.” The video actually shows members of the New York Police Department arresting a suspect.

Big tech and mainstream media have joined forces to crush free speech and press freedom. Not only are they censoring alternative medical views on coronavirus, but they are also censoring media outlets that happen to document those views.

The New York Times is looking to expand aggressively into Hollywood in the hopes of spinning its brand of journalism into lucrative TV shows and movies. Leading the charge will be the editor behind the newspaper’s controversial 1619 Project, which sought to reframe U.S. history around slavery.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) demanded that Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) resign on Monday, after a controversy in which he was misquoted as saying slavery was a “necessary evil.” In fact, he said the Founders thought so.

Sen. Tom Cotton introduced a bill that would ban funds for the purpose of teaching the NYT’s revisionist “1619 Project” in K-12 schools.

On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “America’s Newsroom,” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) reacted to the New York Times running the op-ed “My Relatives in Wuhan Survived. My Uncle in New York Did Not” by Dr. Yi Rao, a molecular neurobiologist in