New York Post

Gotham's sensational daily

The New York Post is a daily tabloid newspaper published in New York City, founded in 1801.

Known for sensational headlines, celebrity gossip, and conservative editorial positions, it exemplifies tabloid journalism—punchy, provocative, and populist.

The Post's front page was typically lurid.

The paper is owned by News Corp.

tabloid

gossip

Informal talk spreading rumors

celebrities · rumors · exposé · yellow journalism · headlines · clickbait · shock value · splashy · provocative · wood

journalism

reporting

Conveying documented information

byline · editorial · article · press · coverage · breaking news · exclusive · feature story · commentary · pundit

NYC

Manhattan

NYC's densest borough

local news · city hall · boroughs · crime beat · sports · Yankees · commuter · bodega · subway

conservative

right-wing

Politically conservative faction

Rupert Murdoch · editorial board · political · partisan · commentary · criticism · bias · slant · endorsement · ideology

Categories
Opposites
editorial stance and journalistic approach

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Leading American newspaper

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journalistic tone and style

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Leading American newspaper

The Wall Street Journal · Financial Times · The Economist · Associated Press · Reuters

Family

poster, posted, posting, newly, postman, posts, postal, newness, postage

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Mostly American · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG