By insisting on corrections to the Cochrane review of masks and claiming “victory” the New York Times is trying to subvert the whole scientific process while launching a personal attack on one of the authors.
Thorsteinn Siglaugsson has fact-checked the fact checker whose work is being used to discredit the Cochrane review on masking which concluded there's no high-quality evidence that face masks reduce the spread of COVID-19.
You'd have to have a heart of stone not to laugh at the civil war unfolding at the New York Times over the trans issue. But the fact that the grown-ups are standing up to the Red Guards in their midst is a good sign.
In this week's London Calling, the rows are about whether democratic institutions are beyond repair, how best to defend our freedom and the state of GB News. it's Mozart v Salieri, but you'll have to guess who's who.
AI chatbots have started to come out with some highly disturbing responses, from calling users "enemies" to trying to get them to leave their wives. What are the ethical implications of this, and are we all doomed?
The New York Times is urging the pandemic faithful to put their masks back on. Judging from the comments, its readers need little persuading.
The New York Times was a huge cheerleader for brutal lockdown policies in the US and a lead smearer of the protesters. Yet now the scene has moved to China, the Gray Lady has suddenly swapped sides.
Never known for letting a good opportunity go to waste, the woke Left has been busy attacking the Queen, or, rather, the “coloniser-in-chief”, in the New York Times, New York magazine and the Atlantic. Such charmers.
In a bombshell editorial, the New York Times criticises US officials for "bellicose statements" that "do not bring negotiations any closer", and suggests that Ukraine will have to make “painful territorial decisions".
Original antigenic sin could explain why infection rates are higher among the double-vaccinated. Now the New York Times has noted that getting boosters too often may be "harmful" because of "original antigenic sin".
