Liberal journalists may be spending the weekend gnashing their teeth over the New York Times Public Editor’s promise to analyze why people think the paper has a liberal bias. Liz Spayd recently became the paper’s sixth Public Editor, and she quickly got provocative in her second column for the Sunday Review: “Why Readers See The Times as Liberal.” The text box provided the flavor: “The danger of bias. Or even just its appearance.”
Whitestone: Before the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump, some wondered if the trial would be worth the effort because it is unlikely that there will be the necessary 17 Republican senators who will vote to convict Trump of incitement of the insurgency.