Here's How 'The New York Times' Reported 9 Historic Attacks

 Babylon Bee

"The New York Times is a staple of the American newspaper industry, which is impressive considering it has a reputation for not reporting news. Its recent treatment of the attempted terrorist hijacking of a FlyDubai jet is only the latest example.

Don't believe us? Let's take a look at how the Times reported 9 historic attacks:" . . . More...

Not the incident that is parodied but the coverage by the press, leading to parody of the "yellow Journalism" of the Times and the press in general, a prime specimen being MSNOW.  TD   Mendacity Writ Large – Mackinac Center

Typical for the Times: Announcing the Winners of the Inaugural Walter Duranty Prize – PJ Media:    

"So why did Walter Duranty do all this? What motivated him to write this way, to lie so flagrantly seemingly without conscience?"

Why does MSNOW choose to be the kind of channel it is and has been since it was MSNBC? 

More at Clash Daily 

"It was a lie so pervasive that Joe Biden used it as the basis of the launch of his campaign. And CNN was at the heart of it. MSNOW and Politico are just as bad."

 "It’s easy to forget about The Potato, as he slides further and further from relevance, but his own words are a useful answer to journos with their knickers in a knot over the latest press pool announcement.

"You will remember that MSNOW, Politico, and CNN from the White House Press pool, after opening it to some of the smaller independent reporters earlier in the year.

"Predictably, Journos are livid. Threat to democracy, yada, yada, yada. Same old drill.

"But should we buy their crocodile tears? Here’s Stelter pontification about White House access back when BIDEN was in the White House…

"The great Maze Moore has pulled receipts, as always:

Well look at this. March, 2021. CNN's Brian Stelter does a segment on if President Biden should remove Fox News from the White House Press Pool. Censorship for thee, just not for me. https://t.co/cs56eS87EC

— MAZE (@mazemoore) September 19, 2026

The President Versus The Mainstream Media... . "It remains to be seen how this dispute will end. Although President Trump signaled his intention to appeal Judge Kelly’s restraining order, which expires on October 8, no formal appeal has been filed yet. The Department of Justice has said that when the judge resumes hearings on whether to issue a longer-term injunction, the administration will defend the ban and challenge long-standing precedents governing White House access. Clearly, the president is in no mood to back down."