"The Times is certainly not afraid -- our investigative report has demonstrated our courage many times over," he wrote in a note to staffers posted on the paper's website. "But we also approach the incoming Trump administration without bias," he added. It also broke stories on women's accusations of Trump's sexual harassment, and the bankruptcies of real estate and gambling businesses he claimed as successes. Conservative critics regularly condemned the newspaper, saying its coverage was biased, and Trump himself posted dozens of raging tweets excoriating his hometown newspaper. "If many Americans no longer seem to understand each other," he added, "let's make it our job to interpret and explain."

Source: The Nation Bangkok November 12, 2016 01:15 UTC