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A shareholder revolt against The New York Times is gaining serious legal muscle, with a growing bloc of law firms now threatening to drag the paper of record into court unless it hands over internal records probing whether its board has been asleep at the wheel while the newsroom churns out coverage slanted against Israel.<\/p>\n

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On Tuesday, the National Center for Public Policy Research, backed by the National Jewish Advocacy Center (NJAC) and two heavyweight firms, fired off a fresh giving Times brass until July 21 to cough up board materials or face a lawsuit in Manhattan\u2019s Supreme Court, The Washington Free Beacon reported on Tuesday.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe inclusion of two new prominent law firms \u2014 Grant & Eisenhofer and Schall, Brown & Schwartz \u2014 on NJAC\u2019s campaign suggests that the Times may face difficulty dismissing their fresh concerns, which extend past mere anti-Israel bias to now encompass velvet-gloved reporting on two high-profile, anti-Israel Democrats,\u201d the Free Beacon noted.<\/p>\n

This is round two. The coalition first came knocking in May, furious over a widely panned Nicholas Kristof column that accused Israeli forces of using dogs to sexually assault Palestinian detainees \u2014 allegations that leaned heavily on sources tied to Hamas and that the paper\u2019s own executive editor later admitted his newsroom \u201cprobably wouldn\u2019t have\u201d run \u201cthat exact piece.\u201d<\/p>\n

Now the group says things have only gotten worse. Its new target: the Times\u2019 soft-touch June investigation into Senate candidate Graham Platner, who was accused by ex-girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield of a horrifying pattern of abuse. The paper said it couldn\u2019t corroborate her account \u2014 even though, Fifield says, she handed reporters witnesses, screenshots, diary entries, and more. Platner\u2019s campaign didn\u2019t implode until a second woman, this time a Democrat, told POLITICO he\u2019d raped her.<\/p>\n

The lawyers argue the Times gave shifting, contradictory explanations for its reporting standards \u2014 telling one outlet the story met \u201cour standards,\u201d and another that it only included facts that were confirmable \u2014 and say that inconsistency alone justifies letting shareholders peek behind the curtain.<\/p>\n

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\u201cStockholder seeks to investigate whether the Board is engaging in any form of oversight to ensure that the New York Times remains a news reporting agency worth anything to its stockholders, rather than becoming viewed by the public as a simple propaganda arm that selects its articles and reporting in a way that ignores truth in favor of pushing false narratives,\u201d the letter states.<\/p>\n

The letter also revives an ugly side-by-side: a March story that framed New York Democratic Rep. Dan Goldman\u2019s wife as courting controversy over pro-Israel social media likes, versus a far gentler piece days later about democratic socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani\u2019s wife, who\u2019d liked posts celebrating the October 7 massacre. Critics say the paper bent over backward to protect one and pounce on the other.<\/p>\n

Beyond the Israel-related complaints, the filing dredges up the Times\u2019 long history of humiliating corrections \u2014 from the Wen Ho Lee spying debacle to the \u201cCaliphate\u201d podcast hoax to a wildly inflated child COVID hospitalization figure \u2014 arguing it all points to a board that looks away until public embarrassment forces its hand.<\/p>\n

The Times, for its part, isn\u2019t budging, with a spokeswoman dismissing the campaign, saying, \u201cAs we told the National Jewish Advocacy Center and National Center for Public Policy Research in response to an earlier demand letter, while positioned under corporate law, it is a clear attempt to chill First Amendment-protected journalism.\u201d<\/p>\n

But the shareholders insist this isn\u2019t about politics or the First Amendment \u2014 it\u2019s about whether the people overseeing America\u2019s most influential newspaper are actually doing their jobs. If the Times doesn\u2019t blink by July 21, the fight moves to a courtroom.<\/p>\n

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A shareholder revolt against The New York Times is gaining serious legal muscle, with a growing bloc of law firms now threatening to drag the paper of record into court unless it hands over internal records probing whether its board has been asleep at the wheel while the newsroom churns out coverage slanted against Israel.On Tuesday, the National Center for Public Policy Research, backed by the National Jewish Advocacy Center (NJAC) and two heavyweight firms, fired off a fresh demand letter giving Times brass until July 21 to cough up board materials or face a lawsuit in Manhattan\u2019s Supreme Court, The Washington Free Beacon reported on Tuesday.\u201cThe inclusion of two new prominent law firms \u2014 Grant & Eisenhofer and Schall, Brown & Schwartz \u2014 on NJAC\u2019s campaign suggests that the Times may face difficulty dismissing their fresh concerns, which extend past mere anti-Israel bias to now encompass velvet-gloved reporting on two high-profile, anti-Israel Democrats,\u201d the Free Beacon noted.This is round two. The coalition first came knocking in May, furious over a widely panned Nicholas Kristof column that accused Israeli forces of using dogs to sexually assault Palestinian detainees \u2014 allegations that leaned heavily on sources tied to Hamas and that the paper\u2019s own executive editor later admitted his newsroom \u201cprobably wouldn\u2019t have\u201d run \u201cthat exact piece.\u201dNow the group says things have only gotten worse. Its new target: the Times\u2019 soft-touch June investigation into Senate candidate Graham Platner, who was accused by ex-girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield of a horrifying pattern of abuse. The paper said it couldn\u2019t corroborate her account \u2014 even though, Fifield says, she handed reporters witnesses, screenshots, diary entries, and more. Platner\u2019s campaign didn\u2019t implode until a second woman, this time a Democrat, told POLITICO he\u2019d raped her.The lawyers argue the Times gave shifting, contradictory explanations for its reporting standards \u2014 telling one outlet the story met \u201cour standards,\u201d and another that it only included facts that were confirmable \u2014 and say that inconsistency alone justifies letting shareholders peek behind the curtain.\u201cStockholder seeks to investigate whether the Board is engaging in any form of oversight to ensure that the New York Times remains a news reporting agency worth anything to its stockholders, rather than becoming viewed by the public as a simple propaganda arm that selects its articles and reporting in a way that ignores truth in favor of pushing false narratives,\u201d the letter states.The letter also revives an ugly side-by-side: a March story that framed New York Democratic Rep. Dan Goldman\u2019s wife as courting controversy over pro-Israel social media likes, versus a far gentler piece days later about democratic socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani\u2019s wife, who\u2019d liked posts celebrating the October 7 massacre. Critics say the paper bent over backward to protect one and pounce on the other.Beyond the Israel-related complaints, the filing dredges up the Times\u2019 long history of humiliating corrections \u2014 from the Wen Ho Lee spying debacle to the \u201cCaliphate\u201d podcast hoax to a wildly inflated child COVID hospitalization figure \u2014 arguing it all points to a board that looks away until public embarrassment forces its hand.The Times, for its part, isn\u2019t budging, with a spokeswoman dismissing the campaign, saying, \u201cAs we told the National Jewish Advocacy Center and National Center for Public Policy Research in response to an earlier demand letter, while positioned under corporate law, it is a clear attempt to chill First Amendment-protected journalism.\u201dBut the shareholders insist this isn\u2019t about politics or the First Amendment \u2014 it\u2019s about whether the people overseeing America\u2019s most influential newspaper are actually doing their jobs. If the Times doesn\u2019t blink by July 21, the fight moves to a courtroom.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":1281,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[3],"tags":[],"class_list":["post-1282","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-news-2"],"yoast_head":"\nNew York Times Nightmare: Shareholder Revolt Threatens To Expose Paper\u2019s Inner Sanctum - Blue Route Journal<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/blueroutejournal.com\/?p=1282\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"en_US\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"New York Times Nightmare: Shareholder Revolt Threatens To Expose Paper\u2019s Inner Sanctum - Blue Route Journal\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"A shareholder revolt against The New York Times is gaining serious legal muscle, with a growing bloc of law firms now threatening to drag the paper of record into court unless it hands over internal records probing whether its board has been asleep at the wheel while the newsroom churns out coverage slanted against Israel.On Tuesday, the National Center for Public Policy Research, backed by the National Jewish Advocacy Center (NJAC) and two heavyweight firms, fired off a fresh demand letter giving Times brass until July 21 to cough up board materials or face a lawsuit in Manhattan\u2019s Supreme Court, The Washington Free Beacon reported on Tuesday.\u201cThe inclusion of two new prominent law firms \u2014 Grant & Eisenhofer and Schall, Brown & Schwartz \u2014 on NJAC\u2019s campaign suggests that the Times may face difficulty dismissing their fresh concerns, which extend past mere anti-Israel bias to now encompass velvet-gloved reporting on two high-profile, anti-Israel Democrats,\u201d the Free Beacon noted.This is round two. 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The coalition first came knocking in May, furious over a widely panned Nicholas Kristof column that accused Israeli forces of using dogs to sexually assault Palestinian detainees \u2014 allegations that leaned heavily on sources tied to Hamas and that the paper\u2019s own executive editor later admitted his newsroom \u201cprobably wouldn\u2019t have\u201d run \u201cthat exact piece.\u201dNow the group says things have only gotten worse. Its new target: the Times\u2019 soft-touch June investigation into Senate candidate Graham Platner, who was accused by ex-girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield of a horrifying pattern of abuse. The paper said it couldn\u2019t corroborate her account \u2014 even though, Fifield says, she handed reporters witnesses, screenshots, diary entries, and more. 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Critics say the paper bent over backward to protect one and pounce on the other.Beyond the Israel-related complaints, the filing dredges up the Times\u2019 long history of humiliating corrections \u2014 from the Wen Ho Lee spying debacle to the \u201cCaliphate\u201d podcast hoax to a wildly inflated child COVID hospitalization figure \u2014 arguing it all points to a board that looks away until public embarrassment forces its hand.The Times, for its part, isn\u2019t budging, with a spokeswoman dismissing the campaign, saying, \u201cAs we told the National Jewish Advocacy Center and National Center for Public Policy Research in response to an earlier demand letter, while positioned under corporate law, it is a clear attempt to chill First Amendment-protected journalism.\u201dBut the shareholders insist this isn\u2019t about politics or the First Amendment \u2014 it\u2019s about whether the people overseeing America\u2019s most influential newspaper are actually doing their jobs. 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