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Shareholders are using corporate governance tools to force the New York Times to disclose internal records about how its board managed allegations of antisemitism and anti-Israel bias in the newsroom. The lawsuit shifts the pressure from public criticism to legal accountability, demanding transparency around editorial oversight. The outcome could set a precedent for how media companies handle claims of systemic bias from their own investors.