Is there any evidence to suggest that this is true? The new york times denies it, and it doesn't really pass the smell test. If someone can provide a reason fo

Is there any evidence to suggest that this is true? The new york times denies it, and it doesn't really pass the smell test. If someone can provide a reason for why they might want to do this I might consider it, but I can't think of one that would remotely make sense? It would provoke outrage and reflect badly on the paper, and the address would need to be important to the story. It's not similar to the slate star case, since publishing someones address is not a normal journalistic practice. Now I know of no reasons that the NYT would publish his address, and there are reasons why Tucker Carlsen might want to accuse them of publishing his address, such as him trying to deflect from the current accusations of sexual harassment.