Showing posts with label The New York Times. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The New York Times. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 18, 2024
John Bolton Reacts to NYT Reporting on Elon Musk, SpaceX Facing Federal Reviews
Saturday, December 16, 2023
Steve Schmidt Breaks Down How the New York Times Failed Democracy | The Warning
Steve, I wish you would run for president. – © Mark Alexander
Tuesday, September 13, 2022
I Sold the French Laundry. Then It Became "The Best Restaurant in the World." | Op-Docs
When my father died, he held disappointment in his heart. He was 66 and had only just retired from a life of 80-hour workweeks as a successful lawyer, and this next chapter promised everything he had skimped on since deciding to go to law school: family time, creative pursuits, fun.
His liver paid no mind, however, and he died on the morning of May 1, 2020. Four days later, I interviewed Sally Schmitt, bathed in golden Californian light, via Zoom, from the damp and shadowy basement of my parents’ home in Nova Scotia.
As a filmmaker and entrepreneur, I had always admired and studied the chef Thomas Keller, a walking pinnacle of craftsmanship, refinement and success — my father’s kind of guy. I had only recently learned about Ms. Schmitt, a pioneer of the Napa Valley culinary scene and the creator of the French Laundry, the restaurant Mr. Keller made world-famous. Talking to Ms. Schmitt that morning, I learned she held a different kind of wisdom: that success may have other definitions.
Ms. Schmitt died on March 5, 2022. But in "The Best Chef in the World," she shares with delightfully coy candor a message about the rewards of balance and the trap of ambition. I made this film for all of us who struggle “to stir and taste the soup” that already sits in front of us. Perhaps with time and Ms. Schmitt’s example, we will.
by Ben Proudfoot
His liver paid no mind, however, and he died on the morning of May 1, 2020. Four days later, I interviewed Sally Schmitt, bathed in golden Californian light, via Zoom, from the damp and shadowy basement of my parents’ home in Nova Scotia.
As a filmmaker and entrepreneur, I had always admired and studied the chef Thomas Keller, a walking pinnacle of craftsmanship, refinement and success — my father’s kind of guy. I had only recently learned about Ms. Schmitt, a pioneer of the Napa Valley culinary scene and the creator of the French Laundry, the restaurant Mr. Keller made world-famous. Talking to Ms. Schmitt that morning, I learned she held a different kind of wisdom: that success may have other definitions.
Ms. Schmitt died on March 5, 2022. But in "The Best Chef in the World," she shares with delightfully coy candor a message about the rewards of balance and the trap of ambition. I made this film for all of us who struggle “to stir and taste the soup” that already sits in front of us. Perhaps with time and Ms. Schmitt’s example, we will.
by Ben Proudfoot
Thursday, December 23, 2021
Wednesday, September 22, 2021
Trump verklagt seine Nichte
FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG: Donald Trump will sich für die Enthüllungen über seine Finanzen rächen. Er verklagt die New York Times und seine eigene Nichte – denn die war eine wichtige Quelle.
Der frühere amerikanische Präsident Donald Trump hat wegen der Enthüllungen der Zeitung New York Times über seine Finanzen Klage gegen die Zeitung und seine Nichte Mary Trump eingereicht. Er wirft ihnen vor, ein „heimtückisches Komplott“ geschmiedet zu haben, um seine Steuererklärungen zu erhalten, wie aus der bei einem Gericht im Bundesstaat New York eingereichten Klageschrift hervorgeht.
Die New York Times-Reporter Susanne Craig, David Barstow und Russ Buettner hätten einen „Kreuzzug“ geführt, um an vertrauliche Unterlagen des früheren Präsidenten zu gelangen. Ihr Motiv sei Rache gewesen. » | Quelle: AFP | Mittwoch, 22. September 2021
Trump Sues His Niece and The New York Times Over Leaked Tax Documents: Former President Donald J. Trump filed a lawsuit on Tuesday accusing Mary Trump and three Times reporters of conspiring to publish information about his tax records. »
Wednesday, May 15, 2019
Latest: Who Has NY Times in Their Pocket?
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Sunday, March 03, 2019
Killing Jamal Khashoggi: How a Brutal Saudi Hit Job Unfolded | NYT - Visual Investigations
Sunday, October 28, 2018
How Should President Trump Respond to Khashoggi's Murder? | NYT Opinion
Thursday, January 18, 2018
How North Korea’s Mountains Preserve the Kim Dynasty’s Power
Friday, January 05, 2018
James Comey Notes Claims About Donald Trump Confirmed By Priebus Notes: NYT | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC
Sunday, December 03, 2017
NY Times' Tom Friedman Presses Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad Bin Salman On Global Policy Views | CNBC
This man is talking BS. Wahhabism didn't start in 1979, and nor did it start with the Iranian Revolution. Further, MbS is not restoring Islam to its moderate version. Islam has never been moderate. That's an outright lie. This man has been taken in by MbS. This discussion is sickening to listen to. But it does play into the Western narrative, I suppose. – @Mark Alexander
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Thursday, November 30, 2017
Mehdi Hasan Rips Thomas Friedman’s “Nauseating” Column in NYT Praising Saudi Arabia
Tuesday, June 20, 2017
Sunday, May 21, 2017
Trump in Saudi Arabia
Wednesday, April 26, 2017
How Syria and Russia Spun a Chemical Strike
Sunday, February 26, 2017
Wednesday, January 18, 2017
President Barack Obama’s Final News Conference (Full Video) | The New York Times
Saturday, March 28, 2015
FRANK GAFFNEY: New York Times Endorses 'Eye for an Eye' Approach
The New York Times' Ben Hubbard on Tuesday wrote a glowing piece of puffery focused on Saudi Arabia, titled "Saudi Justice, Harsh but Able to Spare the Sword." In it Mr. Hubbard admits that the kingdom's harsh punishments, including beheadings and amputations, are based on the shariah (Islamic law) and are viewed as unchangeable and derived…
Thursday, September 12, 2013
'Plea for Caution': Putin Warns against Diminishing International Law Rôle
Related: Putin’s Op-Ed Piece »
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