January 23, 2013 · 0 Comments
By Philip Weiss: Yesterday in the New York Times, columnist Roger Cohen said that it’s time for “break-through” diplomacy by Obama in Israel and Palestine, leading to a ...
By Bob Somerby: Who the Sam Hill is Motoko Rich? Until this very day, we had very little idea.
By Associated Press: The Chinese government said Friday that it did not expel a New York Times reporter...
By AAP: Beijing has denied rejecting the visa of an Australian journalist working for the New York Times...
By Philip Weiss: I often speak of the pressure that the New York Times is under from rightwing supporters of Israel. What follows is further evidence of the editors' responsiveness...
By Stephen M. Walt: Forces loyal to beleaguered Syrian dictator Bashar al Assad have reportedly begun firing Scud missiles at rebel groups. The New York Times’ Michael Gordon ...
By Philip Weiss: It hasn't been a month since a New York Times reporter in Gaza got in hot water for condescending comments on local culture...
By Kevin Gosztola: Amidst growing criticism, including an editorial from the newspaper’s public editor, the New York Times sent reporter Scott Shane to cover military court proceedings in the case of Pfc. Bradley Manning, the soldier currently being prosecuted by the government for allegedly providing classified information to WikiLeaks.
By Chris Spannos: It took the New York Times approximately eleven days to send a journalist to report on army Private Bradley Manning’s historic Fort Meade ...
By Jesselyn Radack: (Dec. 8) — Today, the New York Times has its first independently-reported article on Pfc. Bradley Manning’s almost cinematic torture hearing. On the ninth day of Manning’s torture ...
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