The New York Times on Townhall

Data Collection Isn’t Data Abuse -- Yet Fri Jun 7

Hugh Hewitt
Obama Loses the New York Times Fri Jun 7

Katie Pavlich
Inequality Sat Jun 1

John C. Goodman
New York Times Rips DOJ For Spying on Reporters Thu May 16

Katie Pavlich
Another Example of Editorial-Page Fiction at the New York Times Tue May 14

Daniel J. Mitchell

Are there any fact checkers at the New York Times? Since they’ve allowed some glaring mistakes by Paul Krugman, I guess the answer is no. But some mistakes are worse than others. ... more
Cruzin' for a Bruisin' Tue Feb 19

Bill Murchison

If political success equates with how often you drive The New York Times nuts, the freshly minted junior senator from Texas could be bound for some conservative Rushmore. ... more
Attack of the Concern Trolls Sun Feb 17

Derek Hunter

Turns out the New York Times is worried about the future of the Republican Party. So concerned, in fact, it has dedicated more than 6,000 words in this week’s magazine to explore, as the title puts it, “Can The Republicans Be Saved From Obsolescence?” ... more
The Era of Big Gridlock is Upon Us Wed Feb 13

Hugh Hewitt

The New York Times called the SOTU “making the case for government,” but it was in fact the unveiling of gridlock, the opening of the era of Big Gridlock. ... more
Watch for the Anti-Catholics To Weigh in on the Papal Succession Tue Feb 12

Hugh Hewitt

Because the Roman Catholic Church adamantly defends life in the womb, the oldest and most infirm and the institution of marriage, it has legions of foes spread throughout major media. Those critics will surface repeatedly between now and the selection of the new pope to use the occasion to sling their stones. It is a fun time, really, since they know almost nothing of which they speak, and their agenda journalism is of so little consequence unlike the MSM's recent interventions in the presidential election. ... more
NYT: Maybe Menendez Should Forfeit His Chairmanship During This Investigation Mon Feb 11

Guy Benson
Republicans Get Sound Advice on Immigration…From The New York Times Fri Feb 8

Ira Mehlman

Republicans are standing out on the ledge contemplating their next move. They have an air of desperation, having lost an election they believe they should have won. ... more
Culture Challenge of the Week: The End of Courtship Tue Jan 29

Rebecca Hagelin

Most parents hope that their children will grow to adulthood and find and marry a good spouse. But it’s becoming increasingly difficult for young adults to date in ways that lay a solid foundation for a strong marriage. ... more
Doing the Research the New York Times Won't Do Wed Jan 9

Ann Coulter

In Sunday's New York Times, Elisabeth Rosenthal claimed, as the title of her article put it, "More Guns = More Killing." She based this on evidence that would never be permitted in any other context at the Times: (1) anecdotal observations; and (2) bald assertions of an activist, blandly repeated with absolutely no independent fact-checking by the Times. ... more
Faking It in Art and Politics Fri Dec 28

Suzanne Fields

Here's a resolution for one and all as we slide down the fiscal cliff (or not): Beware of fakery in popular places. Fakery, particularly in the culture both high and low, bubbles up from the media, affecting the way we see everything -- even, for example, politics. ... more
NYT Op/Ed: Tim Scott is a "Cynical Token," and No Symbol of Progress Wed Dec 19

Guy Benson
NYT Reporter: The White House is “So Much Cockier Right Now” Sun Dec 9

Daniel Doherty
Reverend Rubio? The Media Begins Its Attack on Marco Rubio Thu Nov 29

Paul Kengor

In a recent interview, Senator Marco Rubio, effectively the Republican front-runner for 2016, was asked, “How old do you think the Earth is?” ... more
How the New York Times Covers Evil Tue Nov 20

Dennis Prager

The way in which the New York Times reports good vs. evil is one of the most important stories of our time. ... more
The Malicious Mangling of the Virgin Mary Fri Nov 16

Brent Bozell

A Christian can be crushed gazing at the picture of Mary standing at the foot of the cross, watching her beloved son suffocate and die. But in that vision, she stands there for hours, patiently enduring her suffering. For two millennia, she has been a role model for Christians, a woman who practiced obedience in the most difficult of human circumstances, with fervent hope for what this sacrifice will offer all mankind as it struggles with sin. ... more
The Hiring Hypocrisy of The New York Times Wed Nov 14

Brent Bozell

Mark Thompson, a former director-general of the British Broadcasting Corporation, began his new job Monday as president and CEO of The New York Times. The lack of embarrassment was remarkable. Thompson claimed he was the worst kind of ignorant buffoon, knowing nothing about the massive sex-abuse scandal -- and then its censorship -- that's rocking the BBC. ... more
Nate Silver's Numbers Racket Wed Nov 7

Jonah Goldberg

In the last week or so, an intense kerfuffle broke out over the poll-prognosticator Nate Silver and his blog at the New York Times, FiveThirtyEight. ... more
American Exceptionalism and Its Discontents Fri Nov 2

Cliff May

The US has unique responsibilities. Is that so hard to understand? ... more
Does Mitt Romney Want to Let People Die? Sat Oct 20

John C. Goodman

Have you noticed that The New York Times editorial page is becoming increasingly strident, increasingly emotional and increasingly irrational? ... more
They Called Him Punch Fri Oct 12

Paul Greenberg

They called him Punch, and he earned the sobriquet. A Marine, he came home from serving in the Pacific theater, then in the Korean Conflict, to help run the family business, which in the case of Arthur Ochs Sulzberger was the New York Times. ... more
Eddie Haskell Brooks Fri Sep 21

Michelle Malkin

New York Times columnist David Brooks is the Eddie Haskell of the Fourth Estate. Like the two-faced sycophant in "Leave It to Beaver," Brooks indulges in excessive politeness while currying favor with political authority. ... more