The media is biased against conservatives. Pretty much everyone on the right knows this.

Even so, sometimes you see evidence of bias that is so over the top, that you really have to marvel at the media’s ability to carry it out with no shame.

Byron York is a writer for the Washington Examiner. He recently stumbled onto an example of media bias that will blow your mind.

Over at the New York Times, they’re covering the various races of the 2026 midterms. In their coverage of Abdul El-Sayed, they constantly refer to El-Sayed as a doctor, even though he isn’t one. El-Sayed has never seen a single patient and has never practiced medicine in any capacity, but they still call him a doctor.

Dr. Ben Carson is not only a doctor, he is a renowned pediatric brain surgeon. Yet the same newspaper, the New York Times, referred to Carson as ‘Mr.’ instead of doctor.

This is almost unbelievable.

Take a look below:

Here are some reactions:

And then the media wonders why people no longer trust them.

Amazing.

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