New York Times Increasingly Relies on Left-Wing Nonprofit Journalism
Headline from The Washington Free Beacon
The New York Times, which boasts about its independence and employing more than 2,000 journalists, is increasingly relying on left-leaning outside nonprofit organizations to provide news and editorial content.
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The New York Times, which boasts about its independence and employing more than 2,000 journalists, is increasingly relying on left-leaning outside nonprofit organizations to provide news and editorial content.
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