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NYT and Their Bizarre Argument for Tyrannicide

May 13, 2013   ·   0 Comments

By Michael McGehee: One page SR3 of Monday’s The New York Times is a peculiar opinion piece by Feisal G. Mohamed...

What the NYT Doesn’t Say About Washington’s Syrian Peace Plan

By Michael McGehee: On page A12 of the May 8, 2013 edition of The New York Times is Steven Lee Myers and Rick Gladstone's article “U.S. and Russia Plan Conference Aimed at Ending Syrian War”...

The Eurocrats’ Response

By Costas Panayotakis: The disastrous handling of the current crisis by the European political and economic elites explains why Europe’s attempt to recover from the crisis ...

Condemned in Advance: The Times Paints a Bleak Picture of Venezuela’s Future

By Jason Hirthler: If you went to The New York Times for even-handed coverage of the Venezuelan election this past Sunday, you were out of luck.

NYT’s Lopsided Coverage of the Korean Conflict

By Michael McGehee: It should go without saying that all sides of any conflict should refrain from provocations. And when nuclear weapons are involved this rule ...

How Obama Chose War Over Peace in Syria

By Shamus Cooke: With Syria on the brink of national genocide, outside nations have only two options: help reverse the catastrophe or plunge this torn nation ...

King Abdullah II of Jordan, World Statesman?

By Kifah and Jennifer: Jeffrey Goldberg published a now infamous interview with King Abdullah II of Jordan...

Israel to Obama: Be Gentle With Me

By Richard Silverstein: Jodi Rudoren’s survey piece about Israeli public opinion as the backdrop to Barack Obama’s arrival in Israel is a total bunch of mush, from the ...

The Iraq War: Learning Lessons, Ignoring History

By Michael H. Hunt: Talk about a gap between serious academic history and the policy community. The New York Times, which has made a big deal of ...

Sins of Omission

By Jason Hirthler: The New York Times coverage of Hugo Chavez’ death was a bunker buster of misinformation.

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