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By Clay Waters Liberal journalists may be spending the weekend between conventions gnashing their teeth over the New York Times Public Editor’s promise to analyze why people think the paper has a liberal bias. The Public Editor position was created by the Times in the...
By Dave Andrusko Editor’s note. Margaret Sullivan, recently “Public Editor” (i.e., ombudsman ) for the New York Times, wrote her first column today as the Washington Post’s “Media Columnist.” We talk about her first column elsewhere today. Suffice it to say, Sullivan...
By Dave Andrusko I did not see Thursday’s New York Times until later in the day but I did see and read the Washington Post’s account of the oral arguments before the Supreme Court in Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, the challenge to Texas’s pro-life law, HB 2,...
By Matthew Balan Radical feminists turned against the liberal New York Times, after the above-the-fold picture on the front page of Thursday's edition featured three pro-life women. The trio were picketing in front of the Supreme Court on Wednesday. One held a sign...
By Tammy Shewfelt In 1871, Augustus St. Clair of the New York Times was given an assignment. He was to go undercover to investigate medical malpractice in the illegal underground abortion business. St. Clair and a lady friend posed as a couple seeking an abortion....
By Dave Andrusko For the last post of the day, I’d like to briefly comment on a story that appeared a couple of days ago in the New York Times. Everything you need to know about Gaia Pianigiani’s slant is encapsulated in the headline: “On Paper, Italy Allows...
By Wesley J. Smith I have long ago given up on the media fairly — or even accurately — reporting on the assisted suicide movement. Most stories exhibit some or all of the following bias methods: Adopt the advocacy lexicon of the assisted suicide/euthanasia...
By Wesley J. Smith I read Frank Bruni every Sunday in the New York Times. I usually don’t agree with him, heck I almost never do. But he is a talented writer and an articulate and passionate advocate for his views. Besides, I believe in reading differing opinions from...
By Dave Andrusko There is so much going on now—both at home and abroad—that not everything gets covered. For example a pretty good piece by David Leonhardt that appeared in the Sunday New York Times went by the boards. But fortunately Leonhardt returns to what he...
By Dave Andrusko Let’s be clear: National Right to Life is a single-issue pro-life organization. I start with this caution because the New York Times brought Roe v. Wade into the discussion of a controversial case currently before the Supreme Court--particularly...