As of May 2026 — Disclosed Capitol has tracked 30 disclosed congressional trades in The New York Times Company (NYT) — 16:14 buy-heavy ratio — led by Ro Khanna (D).

Which members of Congress trade The New York Times Company?

• Ro Khanna (D) — 10 disclosed trades in NYT
• Carolyn B. Maloney (D) — 7 disclosed trades in NYT
• Michael McCaul (R) — 4 disclosed trades in NYT
• Diana Harshbarger (R) — 2 disclosed trades in NYT
• Lisa McClain (R) — 2 disclosed trades in NYT

Recent NYT congressional trades

Buy vs. sell ratio & volume

Across the 30 disclosed congressional trades in The New York Times Company (NYT), members of Congress have reported 16 buys and 14 sells. The average 30-day alpha vs. the S&P 500 is -0.81%.

Are The New York Times Company insiders buying or selling NYT?

As of August 2026, corporate insiders at The New York Times Company have filed 3 SEC Form 4 transactions in NYT over the past 12 months.

Insider transactions are parsed from SEC Form 4 filings and shown alongside the congressional trades above. Institutional 13F positions are tracked separately on the institutional holdings page.

Does The New York Times Company receive U.S. government contracts?

As of October 2026, The New York Times Company has 440 federal contract award records on file from USAspending.gov — most recently $3.1M from the Department of Veterans Affairs on 2026-10-01.

Negative amounts are contract de-obligations. Browse and filter every award on the government contracts page.

The New York Times Company financial snapshot (FY2025)

For fiscal year 2025, The New York Times Company reported revenue of $2.82B and net income of $344.0M, per SEC filings.

Revenue

$2.82B

Operating income

$431.6M

Net income

$344.0M

Diluted EPS

$2.09

Net margin

12.2%

Free cash flow

$550.5M

Most recent reported quarter: Q2 FY2026 — revenue $762.5M, net income $93.4M.

Figures come from SEC financial statement filings. The full annual and quarterly statement history is in the Financials tab above.