New York Times.
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What's happening
Active this week
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NYT Op-Docs featured films alongside Joshua Oppenheimer's work, which screened in Poland in 2014.Some support1 report
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US media investigation raised questions about HYBE contracts, citing a Seoul High Court ruling.Some support1 report
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Warren Buffett published an opinion article in the New York Times.Well supported5 reports
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The war with Iran has begun, causing cost increases, while a global waste crisis affects urban centers.Some support1 report
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The New York Times cited a 2012 study recommending amnesty for revenue and noting the administration's failure to secure the border.Some support1 report
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Media policy shifted focus from facts to feelings regarding coverage of Trump and Biden.Well supported3 reports2 developments inside
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NYT reported on Israeli intelligence warnings regarding Iran's chemical weapons threat, which Israel shared with Washington.Some support1 report
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The New York Times' coverage of Donald Trump is facing criticism and a Congressional investigation.Some support1 report
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Allegations regarding POTUS and ties to financier Jeffrey Epstein, reported by the NYT, involving expert commentary on political crises.Well supported6 reports
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NYT crossword clues referenced historical figures like Neville Chamberlain and celebrities like Gene Kelly.Some support1 report
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The New York Times published secret documents detailing the US war in Vietnam.Some support1 report
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A 1976 film adaptation directed by Brian De Palma, starring Sissy Spacek, was featured on the NYT bestseller list.Some support1 report
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The New York Times reviewed a film about the Indian American community, which resides in New Jersey and stars an Indian actor.Some support1 report
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The New York Times reported on the status of William Nordhaus's idea.Some support1 report
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The New York Times recommended CNN for coverage during election night.Some support1 report
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Brave Software is facing lawsuits in Manhattan federal court for allegedly plundering copyrighted news stories from major outlets.Some support1 report
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Donald Trump pledged a large-scale deportation campaign in U.S. history.Well supported26 reports9 developments inside
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Sarah Koenig hosts a New York Times podcast offering insights on tech authoritarianism, featuring Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor.Some support1 report
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The New York Times published allegations that are hurting Mary Peltola's political campaign.Well supported6 reports
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An NYT author discovered research revelations involving data.Some support1 report
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Viral trends push food content to major platforms.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The New York Times questioned the rise of gothic themes within the publishing industry.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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James Comey is under investigation regarding his mishandling of classified information and alleged leaks to the New York Times. His former advisor and friend, Daniel Richman, is also involved in the inquiry.Some support2 reports
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Media coverage in New York City reflects the success of local industries.Some support1 report
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The New York Times reported on a high-stakes controversy occurring in Alaska.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Food waste contributes to global greenhouse gas emissions, and a book by Carleigh Bodrug hit the New York Times bestseller list.Some support1 report
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NYT reported on Russian citizens' views, while Rachael Ward sought to address a financial crisis in Schenectady.Some support1 report
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Dana Bash cited NYT data on Trump's financial issues, including coin value drops and market fortunes.Some support2 reports
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Time reported that MS NOW, NYT, and Newsweek used poll data, while G. Elliott Morris spoke about polling trends.Some support1 report
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The New York Times and Mahoning County court records reported on an abuse account involving Amy Acton.Some support1 report
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A media scandal involving Reuters, CNN, New York Times, and Michelle Malkin was reported in 2007.Some support1 report
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The New York Times hired Michael Bender to report on 'Trumpism', alongside a job posting on LinkedIn and mention of Elizabeth Warren.Some support1 report
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Rhonda Byrne moved to Santa Barbara after her book achieved bestseller status and she left Australia.Some support1 report
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Norm Eisen reviewed a creditor list for a failed bank in Georgia, a situation reported by the New York Times.Some support1 report
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A book has achieved bestseller status, as reported by the New York Times.Some support1 report
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Chef Juan González's restaurant saw business triple after receiving recognition from the New York Times, with produce supplied by Megan Strom.Some support1 report
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Tim Graham, associated with the Media Research Center, criticized the New York Times for promoting fake polls and favoring Democrats.Some support1 report
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The New York Times and Guardian published questionable polling data, which subsequently led to an investigation by the Federal Election Commission.Some support1 report
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Trump made statements to the NYT, threatened Iran, and the administration executed drug smugglers in the Caribbean.Well supported3 reports
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The New York Times analyzed court records regarding Roger Marshall, detailing his background as a Republican from Kansas and his work in Great Bend.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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The New York Times reports on a philosopher at New York University discussing the rethinking of Darwin's conclusions.Some support1 report
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A 2009 report details a NYT story referenced by NewsBusters, a drama starring Daniel Sunjata in NYC, and News Corp's FX operations.Some support1 report
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James Risen and Eric Lichtblau contributed to reporting by the New York Times in 2005.Some support1 report
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Salamishah Tillet works as a critic for the New York Times, having been introduced to arts and academia by Penn.Some support1 report
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NYT reported on Kashmir's economic collapse, coinciding with Western media predictions of revolution in India.Some support2 reports
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A report published by the New York Times focuses on salmon production activities in Xinjiang.Some support1 report
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Rocha gave a statement to the New York Times, while Jason Schupbach was identified as the president of FiT.Some support1 report
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New York Times reports on Meta's AI developments while Meta markets its AI assistant in San Francisco.Some support1 report
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Instagram and the New York Times discussed current social trends.Some support1 report
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Bill McKibben wrote an opinion piece in the New York Times regarding the climate crisis while temperature data was being collected in California.Some support1 report
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A PAC tied to the House Speaker canceled ads for a candidate, as reported by the New York Times.Some support1 report
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The New York Times faced a lawsuit on October 15, 2026, regarding perceived anti-Israel bias.Some support1 report
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Media outlets are criticized for sanitizing the narrative of Palestinian suffering and failing to scrutinize Israeli state violence in Gaza.Well supported11 reports7 developments inside
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The New York Times published opinion editorials written by Hamas commanders on October 14, 2026.Some support1 report
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Dara Horn gave an exclusive interview to the New York Times on October 1, 2026.Some support2 reports
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The New York Times reported on specific actions taken by the Trump Administration.Well supported7 reports4 developments inside
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The New York Times was reported to have initially misrepresented student protests.Some support2 reports
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The New York Times, tracked by Jacqueline Alemany, covered Roger Marshall's debt settlement and legislative priorities as he runs for Senate.Some support1 report
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Amira promotes healthy rice alternatives, with study findings published in the New York Times.Some support1 report
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The Supreme Court of India observed profit issues within the health system, while Sandeep Jauhar continues to write for the New York Times.Some support1 report
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Events traced to New York Times, step by step, newest first- New AI training protocol may help New York Times fight unauthorized scrapingThe new AI training protocol may help New York Times fight unauthorized scrapingPossible
- Newsroom job contraction may force structural shifts at New York TimesNewsroom job contraction may force structural shifts in the New York Times' operationsLikely
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News at the entities that move New York Times most-
OpenAI OperationalOpenAI is in talks with BlackRock and UAE investment funds, while AI spending concerns are impacting technology stocks, including Tesla.Moves New York Times
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department OperationalJackson and Baton Rouge were selected for the Model Cities Initiative, receiving a $63 million DOJ grant.Moves New York Times
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Donald Trump OperationalNPR investigated a detention plan implemented by the Trump administration, involving DHS policy officials.Moves New York Times
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James Comey TransactionalDemocrats warned against political persecution tactics involving James Comey.Moves New York Times
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Jay Clayton StructuralDonald Trump appointed Stephen Miller as Chief of Staff and considered Jay Clayton for a White House role, while Miller threatened to fire staff members.Moves New York Times
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Meta OperationalDemocrats gained control of both chambers of Congress while major tech companies like Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta continue to deploy AI infrastructure in the US.Moves New York Times
Connections
The 40 strongest of 929, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
OpenAI Operational
OpenAI and NYT are engaged in sustained legal battles and market competition regarding AI training data and content usage.
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Meta Operational
The NYT actively investigates Meta's business practices, while Meta's products compete with and disrupt the NYT's readership.
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department Operational
The Department actively investigates and subpoenas the NYT regarding its reporting, while the NYT continuously reports on the Department's actions and policy shifts.
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Maggie Haberman Structural
Maggie Haberman is employed as a journalist and correspondent for The New York Times.
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Jonathan Swan Structural
Jonathan Swan is a professional reporter currently employed by The New York Times.
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Michelle Goldberg Structural
Michelle Goldberg serves as a paid columnist for The New York Times.
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Jonathan Karl Structural
Jonathan Karl is employed by the New York Times as a correspondent.
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PENTAGON Operational
The NYT actively scrutinizes Pentagon operations and leaks, while the Pentagon provides information and enforces access policies.
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Ian Crosby Structural
Ian Crosby serves as the lead attorney for the New York Times organization.
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CNN Operational
The two media organizations actively compete and coordinate by reporting on the same political and global events, often referencing each other's coverage.
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FBI Operational
The FBI actively investigates the New York Times, while the NYT reports extensively on the agency's probes and legal actions.
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Nikole Hannah-Jones Structural
Nikole Hannah-Jones is formally employed as a scribe and columnist for the New York Times.
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Donald Trump Operational
The relationship is defined by intense, reciprocal media engagement, involving NYT reporting on Trump's actions and Trump engaging in legal conflict and criticism against the paper.
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Peter Baker Structural
Peter Baker is a veteran correspondent affiliated with the New York Times.
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Arun Subramanian Structural
Judge Subramanian is presiding over the formal legal proceedings regarding motions and challenges initiated by the New York Times.
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James Talarico Operational
The New York Times actively covers, polls, and reports on James Talarico's political campaign and public standing.
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White House Operational
The NYT actively reports on White House policies and actions, while the White House engages with and attempts to control the media coverage.
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Reuters Operational
Reuters and the New York Times actively interact through mutual scrutiny, information sharing, and coordinated coverage of major events.
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Microsoft Operational
The relationship is defined by active legal conflict, with NYT suing Microsoft over AI training data, and direct market competition between their products and content.
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Michael Kotlikoff Transactional
Kotlikoff provided multiple interviews to the NYT, which subsequently reported on his professional conduct and related allegations.
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DHS Operational
DHS provides official statements and information, which the NYT reports and scrutinizes, eliciting official responses from DHS.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Operational
The EEOC and NYT are engaged in active legal conflict, with the EEOC filing lawsuits and the NYT filing counterclaims.
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Matthew Cole Structural
Matthew Cole is employed as a freelance reporter for the New York Times.
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Associated Press Operational
The two news organizations actively compete in the market while frequently corroborating reports and exchanging data on major events.
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Sally Quinn Structural
Sally Quinn is a contributor who writes articles for the New York Times.
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CBS News Operational
The two news organizations actively compete for audience share while covering and reporting on similar major global events.
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Nicholas Kristof Structural
Nicholas Kristof contributes investigative findings and opinion pieces as a columnist for the New York Times.
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Mark Carney Operational
Mark Carney regularly provides interviews and expert commentary to the New York Times.
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Sarah Koenig Structural
Sarah Koenig maintains a professional affiliation with the New York Times by hosting a podcast for the organization.
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David Steiner Transactional
David Steiner participated in an interview with the New York Times.
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Elizabeth Spiers Structural
Elizabeth Spiers is employed by the New York Times as an opinion writer.
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Eric Lipton Structural
Eric Lipton is employed as a reporter for the New York Times.
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James Comey Transactional
James Comey supplied the New York Times with memos and allegedly leaked national defense information.
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Jay Clayton Structural
Jay Clayton used his official authority to issue subpoenas against New York Times journalists to compel testimony.
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Laurie Goodstein Structural
Laurie Goodstein served as a national religion correspondent for the New York Times.
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Steven Erlanger Structural
Steven Erlanger contributed published articles to The New York Times.
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Devlin Barrett Structural
Devlin Barrett functions as a reporter and author for the New York Times.
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Jill Biden Transactional
Jill Biden's memoir successfully debuted on the New York Times bestseller list.
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Ross Douthat Transactional
Ross Douthat served as a paid columnist for The New York Times, a relationship that has since concluded.
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Eddie S. Glaude Jr. Structural
A functions as a bestselling author whose work is published by B, establishing a professional and functional dependency.
History
Events by the month they beganNovember 2026
15 events- NYT Op-Docs featured films alongside Joshua Oppenheimer's work, which screened in Poland in 2014.
- US media investigation raised questions about HYBE contracts, citing a Seoul High Court ruling.
- The war with Iran has begun, causing cost increases, while a global waste crisis affects urban centers.
- The New York Times cited a 2012 study recommending amnesty for revenue and noting the administration's failure to secure the border.
- NYT reported on Israeli intelligence warnings regarding Iran's chemical weapons threat, which Israel shared with Washington.
- The New York Times' coverage of Donald Trump is facing criticism and a Congressional investigation.
- NYT crossword clues referenced historical figures like Neville Chamberlain and celebrities like Gene Kelly.
- The New York Times published secret documents detailing the US war in Vietnam.
- A 1976 film adaptation directed by Brian De Palma, starring Sissy Spacek, was featured on the NYT bestseller list.
- The New York Times reviewed a film about the Indian American community, which resides in New Jersey and stars an Indian actor.
- The New York Times reported on the status of William Nordhaus's idea.
- The New York Times recommended CNN for coverage during election night.
- Brave Software is facing lawsuits in Manhattan federal court for allegedly plundering copyrighted news stories from major outlets.
- Sarah Koenig hosts a New York Times podcast offering insights on tech authoritarianism, featuring Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor.
- An NYT author discovered research revelations involving data.
October 2026
34 events- The New York Times questioned the rise of gothic themes within the publishing industry.
- Media coverage in New York City reflects the success of local industries.
- The New York Times reported on a high-stakes controversy occurring in Alaska.
- Food waste contributes to global greenhouse gas emissions, and a book by Carleigh Bodrug hit the New York Times bestseller list.
- NYT reported on Russian citizens' views, while Rachael Ward sought to address a financial crisis in Schenectady.
- Time reported that MS NOW, NYT, and Newsweek used poll data, while G. Elliott Morris spoke about polling trends.
- The New York Times and Mahoning County court records reported on an abuse account involving Amy Acton.
- A media scandal involving Reuters, CNN, New York Times, and Michelle Malkin was reported in 2007.
- The New York Times hired Michael Bender to report on 'Trumpism', alongside a job posting on LinkedIn and mention of Elizabeth Warren.
- Rhonda Byrne moved to Santa Barbara after her book achieved bestseller status and she left Australia.
- Norm Eisen reviewed a creditor list for a failed bank in Georgia, a situation reported by the New York Times.
- A book has achieved bestseller status, as reported by the New York Times.
- Chef Juan González's restaurant saw business triple after receiving recognition from the New York Times, with produce supplied by Megan Strom.
- Tim Graham, associated with the Media Research Center, criticized the New York Times for promoting fake polls and favoring Democrats.
- The New York Times and Guardian published questionable polling data, which subsequently led to an investigation by the Federal Election Commission.
- Trump made statements to the NYT, threatened Iran, and the administration executed drug smugglers in the Caribbean.
- The New York Times reports on a philosopher at New York University discussing the rethinking of Darwin's conclusions.
- A 2009 report details a NYT story referenced by NewsBusters, a drama starring Daniel Sunjata in NYC, and News Corp's FX operations.
- James Risen and Eric Lichtblau contributed to reporting by the New York Times in 2005.
- Salamishah Tillet works as a critic for the New York Times, having been introduced to arts and academia by Penn.
- NYT reported on Kashmir's economic collapse, coinciding with Western media predictions of revolution in India.
- A report published by the New York Times focuses on salmon production activities in Xinjiang.
- Rocha gave a statement to the New York Times, while Jason Schupbach was identified as the president of FiT.
- New York Times reports on Meta's AI developments while Meta markets its AI assistant in San Francisco.
- Instagram and the New York Times discussed current social trends.
- Bill McKibben wrote an opinion piece in the New York Times regarding the climate crisis while temperature data was being collected in California.
- A PAC tied to the House Speaker canceled ads for a candidate, as reported by the New York Times.
- The New York Times faced a lawsuit on October 15, 2026, regarding perceived anti-Israel bias.
- The New York Times published opinion editorials written by Hamas commanders on October 14, 2026.
- Dara Horn gave an exclusive interview to the New York Times on October 1, 2026.
- The New York Times was reported to have initially misrepresented student protests.
- The New York Times, tracked by Jacqueline Alemany, covered Roger Marshall's debt settlement and legislative priorities as he runs for Senate.
- Amira promotes healthy rice alternatives, with study findings published in the New York Times.
- The Supreme Court of India observed profit issues within the health system, while Sandeep Jauhar continues to write for the New York Times.
September 2026
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August 2026
2 eventsJuly 2026
3 eventsJune 2026
3 events- Allegations regarding POTUS and ties to financier Jeffrey Epstein, reported by the NYT, involving expert commentary on political crises.
- Donald Trump pledged a large-scale deportation campaign in U.S. history.
- Media outlets are criticized for sanitizing the narrative of Palestinian suffering and failing to scrutinize Israeli state violence in Gaza.