The case of its abruptly resigned leader highlights its dependence on big money from the Gulf.
Altercation
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Altercation: What the Death of Newspapers Really Means
What fills the void is what’s threatening democracy.
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Altercation: Israel and Palestine and the Absence of a Solution
Israel relentlessly escalates its repression, and the BDS campaign has completely failed to deter it.
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Altercation: The Best (Progressive) Democrat You Probably Never Heard Of
Michael Kazin on Robert Wagner
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Altercation: The Return of a Criminal Neocon
Why does the foreign-policy and journalistic establishment still welcome Elliott Abrams?
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Altercation: How Republicans Argue: They Lie
Which the media generally doesn’t bother to point out (or contrast what they say with the truth) after quoting them
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Altercation: The Times Investigation of Tucker Carlson Was Superb—but …
Why does its daily coverage revert to bothsidesism and ignore the revelations in its blowout profiles?
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Altercation: AIPAC Goes Full Trump
It endorses most of the GOP representatives who voted to overturn the Electoral College results—but not pro-Israel hawk Liz Cheney.
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Altercation: Has The New York Times Learned From Its Trump-Era Disasters?
There is little sign the new executive editor Joseph Kahn is going to reckon with what the Republican Party really is.
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Altercation: There Is a Cancel Culture, and It’s the Right That’s Advancing It
From banning books to dictating curricula, Republicans are the real cancelers, not that the MSM recognizes that.