Sentences with phrase «times fact checkers»

So unless the Times fact checkers are complete incompetents, GFI Development and the Sydell Group are, contrary to Corey Johnson's denial, closely related.

One of my personal heroes in the media industry, Nancy Gibbs, began at TIME magazine as a part - time fact checker in 1985.

Not exact matches

I know that the New Yorker no longer employs fact - checkers, but couldn't the New York Times find at least one that could save their executive editor from making such colossally stupid claims?)

Please, realists, fact checkers and people concerned with truth: Stop spewing all of your hate on these fine folks whoare reeady to facilitate the end times for you unsuspecting sweet realistic humans.

The fact checkers will tell you that you have to wait for the Instant pot to «pressurize,» which adds some extra time.

Thanks to the Times reader who noted this distinction, which somehow eluded both me and my intrepid Times fact - checker.

Washington Post fact - checkers quickly realized the absurdity that a rising legal star at the time, and soon to be wife of Bill Clinton, would drop everything and ship off with the Marines.

A: I have five people working with me — none of them full - time — a writer, an intern, an editor, an animator, and a fact checker.

Indeed, 855 districts» budgets are in limbo and many districts are in jeopardy because Governor Rauner refuses to acknowledge that his politically motivated claims about a CPS bailout are categorically false, as proven time and again by independent fact checkers.

Indeed, fact - checkers used carbonless paper when typing - up manuscripts, so the copies (the «pinks» and «yellows») could be distributed to TIME's staff.

A debate could only work with real - time fact - checkers, and science is not amenable to instant verification.

The Volokh Conspiracy's Randy Barnett, who argued Raich's side before the Court, writes that he recently discussed the case with fact - checkers from The New York Times as they prepared Jeffrey Rosen's magazine story on the Constitution in exile.

Before joining The Times in 2000, Mr. Kirkpatrick served as a fact checker for The New Yorker, a reporter for The Wall Street Journal and a contributing editor for New York magazine.