New York Times Officially Changes Slogan from "All the News That's Fit to Print" to "Resistance is Futile"

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11/13/2024

New York Times Officially Changes Slogan from "All the News That's Fit to Print" to "Resistance is Futile"

After 127 years as the guiding motto of the New York Times, appearing on its front page daily since 1897, "All the News That's Fit to Print" has been updated to the more Trump administration friendly, "Resistance is Futile." The move is consistent with the Times' gradual shift away from objective news gathering and good faith analysis and opinion toward made-you-look clickbait.

In a related story, the Washington Post has replaced its slogan, "Democracy Dies in Darkness" with, "Democracy Can Also be Killed for Money in Broad Daylight with Lots of Witnesses."

Meanwhile, in an exclusive interview with Daily Planet reporter Clark Kent, Superman announced that his vow to fight for, "Truth, Justice and the American Way" will now be "The American Way, Whatever the Hell That is Just Now."

Posted by Lairbo on 11/13/2024 at 05:14 PM in 2024 And/Or Bust!, Media Circus, Projectile 2025 | Permalink

Tags: Democracy Dies in Darkness, NY Times motto, Superman

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