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5/5/2008 2:56 PM ET
Milder-than-expected job losses in April nonetheless spurred a lead story shouting the loss as "powerful evidence that the United States is almost certainly now ensnared in a recession."
5/5/2008 2:28 PM ET
To attack Hillary Clinton's "ruthlessness," the Times takes an unusual angle of painting the liberal-loathed Whitewater prosecutor Ken Starr as a victim.
5/1/2008 2:36 PM ET
"McCain Health Plan Could Mean Higher Tax," a headline declares, and for once, the Times is not trying to be complimentary. But how are Clinton and Obama planning to pay for their own huge ...
4/2/2008 1:23 PM ET
...but if it's bleeding value, it leads the front page.
3/31/2008 10:46 PM ET
What vanishing jobs? The unemployment rate remains steady at a historically low 4.8%. But that doesn't stop the Times from talking about a "painful mix of layoffs and rising food and fuel prices."
3/26/2008 1:27 PM ET
The paper has used the same formulation in three out of its four commemorations of the latest 1,000-death mark in Iraq.
12/20/2007 3:33 PM ET
The White House objected to the subhead "White House Role Was Wider Than It Said," since it has yet to make a comment on the matter.
12/5/2007 2:47 PM ET
Relegating the indictment of a top Hillary Clinton fundraiser to a brief story, without a byline and with a boring headline.
11/27/2007 2:16 PM ET
The Times reverts to old habits as another round of peace talks get under way, blaming Israel for recalcitrance and glossing over Palestinian terrorism.
11/26/2007 4:56 PM ET
As the 2008 election approaches, the Times uses the image of a sinking red "RECE$$ION" to communicate a fear that is so far only a phantom menace.
