The press would not mince words if these protesters were on the right, but equivocate when radical leftists threaten a Jewish restaurateur.
By Paul Snitzer
Paul Snitzer: The Inquirer gets it wrong on Gaza
Columnist Trudy Rubin tells the Inky’s readers what they want to hear, not what they need to learn.
By Paul Snitzer
Intentional omissions from the Philadelphia Inquirer?
On endorsements and school funding, the editors leave out some important facts.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Terry Tracy: The Inquirer editorial board’s ongoing war with the facts at the Central Bucks School District
The reading public deserves better than raw opinion that’s unmoored from the truth.
By Terry Tracy
From the Editors: Unite? Yes — against Krasner
Everyone wants unity — on their own terms.
From the Editors
From the Editors: Support democracy in school board races — even when the other side wins
The paper of record dismisses Central Bucks School District’s investigation and blames the board majority for daring to govern.
By the Editors
Richard Koenig: The Inquirer, Mark Tykocinski, and the ruction at Jefferson
Actually, now and again there can be a reason to “like” Berenson.
By Richard Koenig
Meghan Dougherty: With racial requirements for youth workshop, the Inquirer misses the point of diversity
The Acel Moore Journalism Workshop is closed to white students starting in 2023.
By Meghan Dougherty
The Editors: Inquirer’s editorial goes overboard with hasty, hyperbolic judgment against Central Bucks schools
The editorial from the paper of record is little more than a press release from one side in a complaint that is not a lawsuit.
By The Editors
Ben Mannes: The Inquirer’s suit against a former employee casts doubt on their commitment to liberal values.
In attempting to silence and impoverish Stu Bykofsky, who worked there for forty years, the Inquirer appears vindictive and cruel.
by A. Benjamin Mannes