writer\'s fee or contributor\'s fee/payment, honorarium, or comm

what is the name for money I receive by publishing in N Y Times?

The money you receive for publishing an article in The New York Times is typically referred to as a payment, honorarium, or commission. In journalism and publishing, it's often called a writer's fee or contributor's fee. If the publication involves ongoing contributions, it may also be referred to as royalties or licensing fees, though these terms are more common in book publishing or serialized content.