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News group known for exposés, whistle-blowers and undercover journalism.

"Hollywood's War on US Energy" is a short documentary film screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 2014 featuring Hollywood celebrity environmentalists caught on hidden camera willing to accept money from investigative filmmakers posing as Middle Eastern oil barons.

Project Veritas does undercover investigation on Nicholas Dudich, a New York Times gatekeeper.

Project Veritas learns details about the cozy relationship between The New York Times and YouTube.

James O'Keefe shows clips of Dean Baquet, executive editor at the New York Times, responding to the recent revelations made by Project Veritas, and then makes his own reply.

James O'Keefe reports that the deputy managing editor of the New York Times, Clifford J. Levy, has responded to Project Veritas' recent revelations about the newspaper.

Project Veritas, using a hidden camera and microphone, reveals the unguarded statements of Desiree Shoe, senior staff editor at the New York Times.

Project Veritas finds evidence that Nick Dudich, the audience strategy editor for New York Times Video, may have been fired.

Project Veritas captures the candid criticisms of New York Times I.T. contractor, Todd Gordon, who has been with the paper for twenty years and has seen its bias firsthand.