NY Times columnist Nicholas Kristof has ‘zero plans’ to run for office again after financial concerns
Media NY Times columnist Nicholas Kristof has ‘zero plans’ to run for office again after financial concerns By Brian Flood, Fox News Published July 13, 2026, 5:21 p.m. Kristof, who briefly left the Times in 2021 to run for governor of Oregon as a Democrat, returned to the newspaper in 2022 after he was deemed ineligible because of the state’s three-year residency requirement. Times journalists are prohibited from political activity, including fundraising or campaigning for officials seeking election, but Kristof was sitting on an unused pile of cash after thriving in the fundraising department during his short-lived bid for office.
- ▪Media NY Times columnist Nicholas Kristof has ‘zero plans’ to run for office again after financial concerns By Brian Flood, Fox News Published July 13, 2026, 5:21 p.m.
- ▪Kristof, who briefly left the Times in 2021 to run for governor of Oregon as a Democrat, returned to the newspaper in 2022 after he was deemed ineligible because of the state’s three-year residency requirement.
- ▪Times journalists are prohibited from political activity, including fundraising or campaigning for officials seeking election, but Kristof was sitting on an unused pile of cash after thriving in the fundraising department during his short-l
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