More than 1,100 New York Times employees walk out in historic 24-hour strike This is the first work stoppage of this scale since 1981, when the union struck for 6.5 hours. December 8, 2022 Angela Fu
Opinion | The Athletic adds ads; readers are not pleased The New York Times bought The Athletic for $550 million in January and is looking for a return on its hefty investment. September 13, 2022 Tom Jones
Opinion | A revelation in Maggie Haberman’s new book stirs debate about reporters withholding information The NYT reporter's book includes an eyebrow-raising quote from Trump about not leaving the White House. Should she have shared it sooner? September 13, 2022 Tom Jones
Opinion | What The New York Times wrote about The Washington Post The story painted a picture that wasn’t all that rosy. August 31, 2022 Tom Jones
Opinion | What I learned about good writing from Francis X. Clines Clines leaves behind a legacy of sharp and graceful writing, arguably unmatched in its range, energy and creativity. July 14, 2022 Roy Peter Clark
Opinion | The new boss at The New York Times weighs in on Twitter New executive editor Joe Kahn sees the value of the platform for journalists, but weighs in on when it can become problematic. June 16, 2022 Tom Jones
The New York Times reporters who broke the Harvey Weinstein story share advice for student journalists ‘When we look at student papers today, we see that students are grappling with the hardest stuff on earth,’ Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey said. June 10, 2022 Amaris Castillo
Fun and games and a strong news cycle drive more growth at The New York Times The company’s acquisition of Wordle attracted tens of millions of users and drove the best quarter of games subscriptions growth ever. May 4, 2022 Rick Edmonds
Opinion | A look behind the New York Times reports on Tucker Carlson Over the weekend, the Times published a stunningly detailed and deeply-reported three-part series on the Fox News prime-time host May 2, 2022 Tom Jones
Opinion | Joe Kahn will succeed Dean Baquet as New York Times executive editor. Here’s what it means. Kahn, a two-time Pulitzer winner, takes over for Baquet in June and will become one of the most influential and powerful figures in the media. April 20, 2022 Tom Jones
Joe Kahn to succeed Dean Baquet as New York Times executive editor During Baquet’s time as executive editor, the Times won 18 Pulitzer Prizes, saw significant audience growth, and navigated several controversies. April 19, 2022 Tom Jones
The most impressive Pulitzer Prize of all? Why Paul E. Steiger’s awards record at The Wall Street Journal and ProPublica merits special recognition April 19, 2022 Dean Rotbart
After more than 10 months of public organizing, New York Times tech workers vote 404-88 to unionize The new unit, which is organized by the NewsGuild, is now the largest unit of tech workers with bargaining rights in the country. March 3, 2022 Angela Fu
Opinion | A push notification might complicate what happens next in Sarah Palin v. New York Times Despite the judge telling them to avoid trial coverage, members of the jury found out the judge had thrown out the case before the jury's verdict. February 17, 2022 Tom Jones
Opinion | Sarah Palin suffers a one-two punch in her battle against The New York Times, and that’s good for journalism Palin’s double loss makes it more likely that she’ll lose on appeal and protects against harassing libel suits that could hamstring journalism. February 16, 2022 Tom Jones
