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A Miscarriage of Journalism at ‘The New York Times’
Federal judge Roy K. Altman explains how an article by ‘Times’ columnist Nicholas Kristof violates the fundamental rules of fairness and due process…
May 18, 2026
Roy K. Altman
How ‘The New York Times’ Laundered a Conspiracy
Matti Friedman and Dan Senor on how Nicholas Kristof’s ‘New York Times’ column reflects a press corps that increasingly sees activism as its core…
May 14, 2026
Matti Friedman
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Dan Senor
The Case of Israel vs. Kristof Is Dead on Arrival
Netanyahu wants to punish ‘The New York Times’ for its claims about prison abuse, but the law effectively blocks any lawsuit he’d bring.
May 14, 2026
Jed Rubenfeld
Nick Kristof’s ‘Dog Torture’ Claim About Israel Doesn’t Pass Muster
Anonymous sources, pro-Hamas activists, and shoddy biology all fed into a dubious New York Times report.
May 12, 2026
Eli Lake
Back When the Pulitzer Meant Something
In the years before winning the Pulitzer became an exercise in ideological performance, writers like Jimmy Breslin captured the nation’s soul.
May 8, 2026
Liel Leibovitz
Douglas Murray: There’s a Reason the Shooter’s Manifesto Sounded Familiar
The accusations shouted by protesters outside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner didn’t stay outside. Neither did the logic behind them.
April 28, 2026
Douglas Murray
The American Way Is Under Fire
A shooter on Saturday threatened the president, his administration, and our country’s free press. It was only the latest assault on the foundations of…
April 26, 2026
The Editors
Luxury Crimes at ‘The New York Times’
At America’s paper of record, wealthy media figures debate the merits of theft.
April 23, 2026
River Page
Who Decides What’s True on Wikipedia?
Ashley Rindsberg investigates how anonymous editors shape the internet’s encyclopedia through ideological bias, and corrupt the AI systems being trained…
April 20, 2026
Coleman Hughes
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The American Journalist Kidnapped in Baghdad Is My Friend
Shelly Kittleson risked everything to cover the world’s deadliest stories. Now she’s missing, and the dangers journalists face are clearer than ever.
April 6, 2026
Hollie McKay
I Wrote a Book About Censorship. Then People Tried to Censor It.
A day after I published a book on the government-tech control of information, a positive review of it disappeared online. It was the epitome of the very…
March 31, 2026
Jacob Siegel
Michael Oren: Defending Israel in an Age of Madness
America’s national derangement poses almost insurmountable challenges to supporters of the Jewish state.
March 25, 2026
Michael Oren
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