Rich Lowry is the editor in chief of National Review.
Rich Lowry
Editor-in-Chief, Rich Lowry, takes on the Left, and explains today's events in the context of America's remarkable history.
Why Does the New York Times Believe Zionist Dogs are Raping People?
The uncritical acceptance and dissemination of sensational, unverified claims surrounding Middle Eastern conflict coverage exposes serious editorial failures within legacy media. Rich breaks down why the New York Times and other mainstream outlets uncritically amplified outrageous, incendiary allegations involving Israeli actions and "Zionist dogs" without applying basic standards of verification or journalistic skepticism. From highlighting how partisan confirmation bias leads major newsrooms to validate extreme anti-Israel propaganda to explaining why rushing unvetted narratives to publication destroys public trust and fuels international hostility, Rich exposes the systemic media bias at play. Watch Rich’s full breakdown, leave your reaction below, and subscribe to National Review!



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