The New York Times has been sued by Florida’s attorney general, who’s representing shareholders in a lawsuit accusing the company’s board of directors of failing to exercise proper oversight of editorial standards. The petition, filed on Wednesday in New York state court, alleges that the Times‘ credibility has been undermined by anti-Israel bias in the publication’s coverage of the war in Gaza. It demands access to internal documents in an attempt to uncover the absence of journalistic standards that have been “weaponized within the company to serve the personal agendas of unchecked editors.” “When you’re a news agency, your credibility...
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