New York Times building (AP/Mark Lennihan)
The New York Times buried a story by journalist Sharon Waxman in 2004 on one of Hollywood’s worst predators, leaving untold numbers of women vulnerable to assault over the next 13 years.
The self-named “paper of record” denies that Harvey Weinstein was allowed to visit its newsroom before the decision to bury the story was made, but Waxman says she has proof that the visit took place.
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