The New York Times publisher AG Sulzberger acknowledged the turmoil in an internal memo sent to Times staff on Sunday. Nikole Hannah-Jones, a black New York Times magazine writer, said she was “deeply ashamed” of the newspaper in a tweet that amassed almost 120,000 likes. “The decision to publish calling for troop deployments to quell unrest falls short of sound journalistic practice,” he tweeted. Sewell Chan, a former NY Times editorial page director, was among those who spoke out against his former employers for running the article in the first place. “The New York Times editorial page editor and owner defended it in public statements but then they totally surrendered to a woke child mob from their own newsroom that apparently gets triggered if they’re presented with any opinion contrary to their own, as opposed to telling the woke children in their newsroom this is the workplace, not a social justice seminar on campus,” Cotton fumed in an interview on Fox News Sunday. Cotton claimed he had not called for troops to be used against protesters but should be called on as a back-up “only if police are overwhelmed”.Įarlier in the day, Cotton blasted Bennet and the Times for reversing their initial decision to defend publication of the column in the aftermath of the staff revolt. The announcement gave no explanation for Bennet’s resignation or Dao’s transfer, but the news drew swift comment from Trump, who tweeted that the opinion editor had “quit over the excellent Op-Ed penned by our great Senator New York Times is fake news,” the president added, repeating a familiar claim.Ĭotton also weighed in, accusing the Times of lying and smearing his character. HMRC Trusts and Estates newsletter: June 2015 has been added to the page.On Sunday, the Times announced that James Bennet, its editorial page director since May 2016, had resigned with immediate effect, and that one of his deputy editors, Jim Dao, had been reassigned to the newsroom. HMRC Trusts and Estates newsletter: September 2015 has been added to the page. HMRC Trusts and Estates newsletter: December 2015 has been added to the page. Under paragraph Inheritance Tax: error, penalties and the Hutchings case, Commissioners for HMRC v Hutchings, 'Upper Tribunal decision' changed to 'First Tier Tribunal decision'.

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