NYT Publisher Criticized for Neutrality Stance Amid Trump Threats

A.G. Sulzberger's approach to press freedom under a potential second Trump term faces scrutiny from both sides of the political spectrum.

Sulzberger warns of threats to press freedom in a Washington Post article, drawing comparisons to global authoritarian tactics.
Critics argue the New York Times' commitment to neutrality undermines its ability to confront Trump's attacks on media.
Right-leaning outlets accuse Sulzberger of ignoring past Democratic administrations' actions against press freedom.
Sulzberger defends his stance, emphasizing the importance of journalistic independence and avoiding political partisanship.
Media coverage statistics reveal significant differences in the tone of reporting on Trump versus other recent presidents.