David Uberti

This time it's about a pair of op-eds from last summer.

What did you do Sunday night?

“There is extensive evidence that The Times is extremely biased against the campaign, and against Republicans in general,” the complaint argues.

The Bloomberg campaign tried to make a funny out of Bernie's praise of Fidel Castro. It didn't land that way.

After Sanders’ 26-point victory in Nevada, Chris Matthews compared his string of victories to the Nazis’ successful blitz of the Maginot Line — a key French defense system — in World War II.

He's really not keen on new reports from U.S. intel agencies that Russia is working hard to get him reelected.

Bloomberg pumped more than $15 million into a TV spot in which an Obama voiceover introduces him as a pragmatic leader.

He shared a draft with a Trump associate, coordinated with Rudy Giuliani, and used his personal attorneys with relationships to Ukrainian oligarchs as sources.

Former Gov. Rod Blagojevich, junk-bond financier Michael Milken, former 49ers owner Edward DeBartolo Jr., and former NYPD Commissioner Bernard Kerik are getting off easier.

The billionaire’s self-funded campaign pumped out more than a half-million dollars in ads across 11 new, state-specific Facebook pages between Thursday and Sunday.

The entire weight of the pro-Trump media machine crashed down on the Utah senator.

The Iowa caucus fiasco just re-ignited the defining narrative of the Democratic Party.