Middle East Monitor:
"More than 150 writers who contribute to the American newspaper The New York Times have announced a boycott of its opinion section in protest against what they described as 'biased coverage' of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the ongoing war on Gaza.

The writers called on The New York Times management to conduct “a review of anti-Palestinian bias and produce new editorial standards for Palestine coverage”.   They also demanded that 'The New York Times’ editorial board call for a US arms embargo on Israel.' "

In a joint letter, the writers said: 'Until The New York Times takes accountability for its biased coverage and commits to truthfully and ethically reporting on the US-Israeli war on Gaza, any putative ‘challenge’ to the newsroom or the editorial board in the form of a first-person essay is, in effect, permission to continue this malpractice.”
https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20251029-over-150-writers-boycott-new-york-times-over-biased-gaza-coverage/

-->I love these petitions that are uncovering the bias of the NYT, this one created for writers for the very same newspaper.

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The Times of Israel:
"With its popularity in the United States crashing, Israel is bankrolling what organizers say will be the largest campaign of its kind to bolster support among evangelical churches, until recently seen as an unshakable base of support for the Jewish state.

The Foreign Ministry has hired an American firm to run the campaign, with plans to spend as much as $4.1 million on marketing aimed at Christians across the Western part of the country, according to newly filed federal disclosures. The documents, filed last week under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, reveal that Show Faith by Works, LLC will execute what it bills as the 'largest Christian Church Geofencing Campaign in US history. ...'

The initiative is designed to reach churchgoers with digital ads that are explicitly 'pro-Israel and anti-Palestinian,' while dispatching a mobile 'October 7th Experience' exhibit to church parking lots and Christian colleges."
https://www.timesofisrael.com/israel-to-spend-up-to-4-1m-in-bid-to-bolster-support-among-christians-in-western-us/

->No mention of this story in the NYT. Why not? Again, we have to put this down as reticence to publishing articles critical of Israel.

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TeleSUR:
"On Friday, Brazilian President Lula da Silva suggested that the United States should work together with Latin American countries to combat drug trafficking instead of attempting to invade them through military operations supposedly justified as anti-drug actions.

'Before judging anyone, before punishing anyone, you have to have proof. You can’t simply say you’re going to invade or that you’re going to fight drug trafficking in another country’s territory without taking into account that country’s constitution, the self-determination of its people, and the territorial sovereignty of each nation,' Lula said from Jakarta, the first stop on his tour of Southeast Asia."
https://www.telesurenglish.net/lula-urges-the-u-s-to-cooperate-against-drug-trafficking-instead-of-invading-countries/

-->Another missing story by the NYT. Our newspaper of record is always in favor of US military invasions. It's the Empire's newspaper.