The Home Design Site Launches “How We’re Living” Content Hub Featuring Articles from Hunker and The New York Times SANTA MONICA, Calif., Jan. 09, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Home design site Hunker today announced a collaboration with The New York Times on the new “How We’re Living” content hub. The offering, launched today on Hunker.com, is co-branded with The New York Times and features lifestyle and design articles from both media sites. This launch marks the first time these two media brands have worked together, capitalizing on The New York Times’ deep database of articles and Hunker’s fresh perspective on interior design, which has led to the brand’s rapid audience growth. “How We’re Living” will feature a selection of handpicked articles from both media brands that offer helpful advice and tips on a variety of topics, including interior design, smarter living and good eating. “We are thrilled to … [Read more...] about Hunker Announces New Content Collaboration with The New York Times
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New York Times falls from ‘newspaper of record’ to joke
ANALYSIS/OPINION: There was a day, not so very long ago, when one newspaper shone brighter than all others: The New York Times. The Gray Lady each day gathered up “All the News That’s Fit to Print” as it ruled over the journalistic world, becoming the “newspaper of record” in America. If it wasn’t in The Times, it wasn’t all that important. For a century and a half, the paper — which has won 127 Pulitzer Prizes, far more than any other — adhered to the highest of standards. But not anymore. Not even close. For more than two years, the editors at The Times produced hundreds of weak articles pushing a story they claimed was solid as a rock: President Trump and his campaign coterie colluded with Russia to alter the outcome of the 2016 election. The Times hyped and rehyped the fishy fish story, even as the narrative was clearly crumbling all around them. Then Robert Mueller, the knighted keeper of the truth championed by the left as a … [Read more...] about New York Times falls from ‘newspaper of record’ to joke
Who Wrote the New York Times Anonymous Editorial? Here Are the Main Suspects
U.S. Donald Trump New York Times It’s a question that will drive America crazy. And one American especially crazy—President Donald Trump. The question is: Who is the senior Trump administration official behind the anonymous New York Times editorial? In the article, the author seeks to reassure Americans worried about the erratic Trump presidency that many officials appointed by the president are putting country first and “working diligently from within to frustrate parts of his agenda and his worst inclinations.” “It may be cold comfort in this chaotic era, but Americans should know that there are adults in the room,” the article says. “We fully recognize what is happening. And we are trying to do what’s right even when Donald Trump won’t.” Recommended Slideshows 76 50 Highest Paying Jobs in the United States 80 In Pictures: Top 50 U.S. Cities Ranked by Quality of Life And Average Salary 76 75 Best-Selling … [Read more...] about Who Wrote the New York Times Anonymous Editorial? Here Are the Main Suspects
Paul Ryan: New York Times op-ed author “obviously living in dishonesty”
House Speaker Paul Ryan said the author of the damning New York Times op-ed anonymously written by a senior Trump administration official "is obviously living in dishonesty." "If you're not interested in helping the president, you shouldn't work for the president as far as I'm concerned," Ryan said at his heated weekly press conference on Thursday. The Times on Wednesday published the scathing op-ed, in which the author describes an internal "quiet resistance" to President Trump and assures Americans that at the White House, "there are adults in the room." Shortly after its publication, Mr. Trump called the op-ed "half-baked, ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions" and responded with this tweet: CBS News' Chief Congressional Correspondent Nancy Cordes followed up to ask Ryan how he could pretend to be unconcerned or unaware given the sheer number of people questioning Mr. Trump's morality and understanding of policy. Ryan said he knows the president is "unconventional," but … [Read more...] about Paul Ryan: New York Times op-ed author “obviously living in dishonesty”
Sarah Huckabee Sanders: Stop Bugging Me About The New York Times’ Trump Op-Ed
POLITICS 09/06/2018 02:18 pm ET The White House press secretary directed all questions about that piece to the newspaper's opinion desk. By David Moye Sarah Huckabee Sanders has a tiny request: Please stop asking her about that pesky little New York Times op-ed written by an anonymous White House official. The White House press secretary’s job is to answer questions from the press and, yes, spin them in ways that make her boss, President Donald Trump, happy. It’s not an easy job, considering Trump’s impulsive personality and unpredictable behavior, and this particular news story seems to have really put her on edge. On Thursday, Sanders tweeted a message addressed to all the people “asking for the identity of the anonymous coward” (basically, everyone). Yes, the tone was prickly enough to make a cactus jealous ― and yes, it basically urged people to harass the New York Times opinion desk. For those of you … [Read more...] about Sarah Huckabee Sanders: Stop Bugging Me About The New York Times’ Trump Op-Ed