Here are a few very good examples of an ignored fact: the problems at the Times (and, for that matter, the Post and a slew of other papers) aren’t new. They just started treading on what we might call, well, protected persons. Don’t miss Sid Blumenthal’s response to one-time and current New York Times executive editor Joseph Lelyveld’s error-laden review of Blumenthal’s book in the New York Review of Books. Along the same lines, see Joe Conason’s and Gene Lyons’ run-down of the same dispute.
There were so many things that happened yesterday in the Supreme Court’s hearing on presidential immunity that it’s hard to…
Josh Kovensky is back at the courthouse in Lower Manhattan this morning and, while we likely won’t have a liveblog…
I was watching cable news this afternoon at the gym. And I saw one of those examples of what has…
For most of this election season so far, FiveThirtyEight hasn’t surfaced its own presidential race average. Compiling these averages in…
