Watch: Tennis Star Shuts Down Woke Reporter’s Attempt to Get Her to Trash Trump

In the post-#Resistance era, The New York Times has had to redefine itself as a lifestyle brand.

When it’s not focused on stuff like a 45-minute recipe for buttery Gochujang tofu and broccoli or articles with titles like “Love Found Its Pace in a New York Walking Group” (story’s in the headline, really), it’s beefed up its offerings by adding tons of new games to the daily crossword, including buying Wordle and heavily promoting the (admittedly addictive) Connections.

In fact, as Adweek noted in a newsletter Wednesday, the inside joke in the industry is that the paper “is actually a games company with a side hustle in news.”

But don’t worry, Prius owners with “Not My President” bumper stickers: There’s still plenty of woke reporting