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Malicious ads appeared on the New York Times, BBC and other sites, and you didn't even have to click to get infected
USA Today crossword editor Timothy Parker is accused of borrowing, seemingly directly, from puzzles created by the New York Times
Dean Baquet, who sat in on the meeting, talks about reports questioning whether the closed-door conversation undermined Trump's stand on his defining issue: immigration
Both Florida Sen. Marco Rubio and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz are asking Trump to call for the audio, of an off-the-record meeting with the Times's editorial board, to be made public
"Voters have every right to know what Mrs. Clinton told these groups," the paper's editorial board wrote
Body of Sarah Kershaw, 49, found in her apartment; husband being questioned but police say cause of death still unclear
See what happens when hidden cameras capture New York lawyers being asked to move highly questionable funds into the U.S. Steve Kroft reports.
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At Thursday's GOP debate, Donald Trump denied proposing a tariff of 45 percent on Chinese exports to the U.S., saying that the Times report was "wrong"
"Per Se" is eviscerated by the Times' restaurant critic, who describes food as "gluey, oily" and "as murky and appealing as bong water"
Enrique Marquez talked about terrorism where he worked, New York Times reports
The war of words between Donald Trump and a disabled New York Times reporter ramps up while the rally hosts an elephant
Republican presidential contender in hot water after mocking impression of New York Times reporter
New York Times calls GOP presidential front-runner's impression of reporter with disability "outrageous"
Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist describes her New York Times Magazine cover story that weaves stories of more than 100 men and women in the film industry
Arthur Sulzberger has been publisher since 1992, when he was 40; the paper is controlled by the family through a special class of shares
The writer of the article said she regretted asking the singer the interview-killing question
New York Times science columnist John Tierney argues that recycling waste is often a waste of energy
The diva uttered not a word for Vogue's September issue
Amazon employs more than 180,000 people; the company quickly responded to The New York Times' allegations that its employees are not treated well
The online retailer is reeling after a report about its 'Darwinian' style, with some consumers vowing a boycott
Retail giant is under fire by New York Times for promoting "purposeful Darwinism," but company exec said attrition is comparable to other big tech business
A State Department spokesman said that law enforcement agents dispatched from Beijing must let the proper officials know
The Comcast unit is putting $200 million into the digital content company, and will collaborate on editorial, ads and tech