By Marie Burns: To supplement his New York Times op-ed column, former Times executive editor Bill Keller has added a feedback blog to engage in “exchanges ...
By Glenn Greenwald: The New York Times Editors chime in on the border killing of two dozen Pakistani soldiers by the U.S., and offer up a formulaic both-sides-have-some-explaining-to-do sermon.
By Benjamin Doherty: Sarah Schulman’s New York Times op-ed Israel and ‘Pinkwashing’ outs Israel’s gay marketing plan that activists have termed “pinkwashing” and consistently sought to resist and expose. The basic idea ...
By Dean Baker: Okay boys and girls, today’s lesson is in arithmetic. Arithmetic is very important if we want to do economics. If we don’t know ...
Danny Schechter the News Dissector un-spins select stories from the today’s New York Times. Today’s report addresses “Black Friday.” Danny Schechter is a journalist, author, television producer ...
By Trevor Timm: One year ago, WikiLeaks started publishing a trove of over 250,000 leaked U.S. State Department cables, which have since formed the basis of reporting for newspapers around the globe. The publication has given the public a window into the inner workings of government at an unprecedented scale, and in the process, has transformed journalism in the digital age.
By Marie Burns: A month ago, David Brooks asked older readers to send him “life reports,” which he planned to share with New York Times readers. ...
By Belén Fernández: In his most recent book, Thomas Friedman – New York Times columnist, Pulitzer Prize winner, presidential adviser – says of the Iraq War that he has ‘nothing but ...
By Peter Hart: International efforts to ban cluster bombs fell apart late last week. If you were reading about this in the New York Times, you might have been ...
By Dahlia Scheindlin: News sources reported during the day on the humiliating harassment of a foreign journalist by IDF soldiers, as she tried to enter Israel ...
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