Essays on New York Times

Article 1 is Neutral: The heading of the article is impartial, and it objectively states the facts that Trump has blocked the release of a memo prepared by the Democrats. Additionally, the article uses quotation marks (the president is "inclined" to declassify) signifying that in reality, Trump is not willing to...

On June 27, 2017, the New York Times magazine published the chosen current in action news story. The article focuses on a set of schools known as the Bridge International Academies, which are low-cost private schools with the primary goal of providing education, particularly to disadvantaged students around the world...

The assignment investigates several published articles from multiple sources, such as the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and other scholarly journals/articles found in the California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) Library database. The sources are used to assess Vietnam's healthcare challenges. Vietnam's healthcare system, like that of other...

The New York Times article "Abortion Ideologues Subvert a Woman's Rights" from October 20, 2017, details the story of Jane Doe, a 17-year-old undocumented immigrant who was detained in Texas and is 15 weeks pregnant and seeking an abortion. 2017 (Goldberg). It is believed that she has the right to...

The movie Inside the New York Times is about the newspaper and the lengths to which the reporters must go to ensure its survival in the era of social media. As the current age turns to the internet for news updates, the newspaper is faced with a number of difficulties....

The journalist was questioned about a number of topics that are highly pertinent to current media business trends. Natalia, you are a seasoned journalist employed by The New York Times, one of the top media organizations in New York City. Would you mind providing some background on your career path? In February...

The Impact of Magazine's Point of View on News Coverage The readers of news sources like newspapers frequently rely on them for information. Therefore, it would seem to reason that the story told by two news outlets covering the same story would be consistent. Even when reporting on the same story,...

Jan Jarboe Rusell wrote The Train to Crystal City: FDR's Secret Prisoner Exchange Program and America's Last Family Internment Camp During WWII, which was first published in January 2015. It's the thrilling, bestselling, and never-before-told story of an FDR detention camp, as told in The New York Times. Rusell's masterpiece...

The focal point of this analysis The focal point of this analysis is Matthew Brzezinski's essay, "The Homeland Security State: How far should we go?" Matthew is an creator as well as a journalist who has written for The New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal and other publications. Matthew...

The Moratorium Committee organized what is thought to be the first antiwar demonstration in the United States. About 500,000 people are expected to attend in Washington, DC. The demonstration was also held in some cities and towns around the country, but with a limited number of participants (New York Times,...

One of the tumultuous puzzles in instances of Physician-Assisted Suicide is the impact bearer in the entire process. In the article- “Who May Die? California Doctors Wrestle with Assisted Suicide” posted in New York Times, Jennifer Medina touches on the effects the technique has on both the physicians and the...

Introduction I am writing to share my confidence in your business as an expert in information technology. Following your recent article in the New York Times, I felt the need to reach out to your important, philanthropic and well-established firm. The question raised by the study about your company's need for...