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“Fighting the executive orders took courage, and the four firms deserve praise and gratitude for standing up to the president. They all risked losing clients and even having their firms collapse. Nine other firms folded and struck deals intended to mollify the president...

Every time somebody stands on principle, it becomes easier for others to do the same... hundreds of other law firms eventually signed legal briefs supporting the four firms.”

#nytimes #giftlink
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/03/opinion/law-firms-resistance-trump.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share

https://www.nytimes.com

Opinion | Nine Law Firms Surrendered. Four Law Firms Won.

Greg Lloyd

@Roundtrip@federate.social · 22 hours ago

Every time somebody stands on principle, it becomes easier for others to do the same... hundreds of other law firms eventually signed legal briefs supporting the four firms.”

#nytimes #giftlink
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/03/opinion/law-firms-resistance-trump.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share

https://www.nytimes.com

Opinion | Nine Law Firms Surrendered. Four Law Firms Won.

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Mitex Leo

@ml@social.mitexleo.one · 2 days ago

When it comes to Israel and the West:

#journalism #news #israel #iran #nytimes #trump #us #palestine #islam

Two stacked screenshots of headlines from The New York Times about conflict involving Iran and Israel.

Top screenshot: The headline reads, “Iran Says Dozens Are Killed in Strike on School.” Red annotations highlight “Iran Says” with the note “Casts Doubt” and underline “Strike” with the note “No Responsibility,” implying the wording distances the paper from the claim and does not name an actor.

Bottom screenshot: The headline reads, “9 Killed in Israeli City Near Jerusalem After Iranian Missile Strike.” Red annotations label “9 Killed” as “Stated as Fact” and underline “Iranian” with the note “Actor Named,” suggesting a contrast in how responsibility and certainty are presented between the two headlines. — Two stacked screenshots of headlines from The New York Times about conflict involving Iran and Israel. Top screenshot: The headline reads, “Iran Says Dozens Are Killed in Strike on School.” Red annotations highlight “Iran Says” with the note “Casts Doubt” and underline “Strike” with the note “No Responsibility,” implying the wording distances the paper from the claim and does not name an actor. Bottom screenshot: The headline reads, “9 Killed in Israeli City Near Jerusalem After Iranian Missile Strike.” Red annotations label “9 Killed” as “Stated as Fact” and underline “Iranian” with the note “Actor Named,” suggesting a contrast in how responsibility and certainty are presented between the two headlines.

Mitex Leo

@ml@social.mitexleo.one · 2 days ago

When it comes to Israel and the West:

#journalism #news #israel #iran #nytimes #trump #us #palestine #islam

Athavariel - for peace

@Athavariel@social.vivaldi.net · 3 days ago

Drei Tote US-Soldaten bestätigt und in den #usa waren schon vorher, gemäss #NYTimes Umfrage, nur 21% für den Krieg gegen den #Iran. Dieser Wert dürfte weiter gesunken sein damit.
Ebenso gab der Aussenminister von #Oman bekannt, ein Deal zwischen den usa und Iran war in Reichweite, dann begann #Trump zu bombardieren.