The New York Post
Manhattan gossip paper
The New York Post is a daily tabloid newspaper published in New York City, founded in 1801 by Alexander Hamilton.
Known for its sensationalist headlines, conservative editorial stance, and coverage of crime, celebrity gossip, and local news, the Post is among America's oldest continuously published newspapers.
Its front-page headlines are often provocative and punning, designed to grab attention at newsstands.
Did you see the Post's headline this morning?
News article title
- front pageNewspaper's opening display
- circulationMovement through a system
- newsprintLow-grade printing paper
- columnistRecurring newspaper feature writer
reporter · editor · byline · print edition · newsstand · masthead · daily · article
NYC's densest borough
- boroughsMunicipal administrative districts
- NYPDMajor city's police abbreviation
- MTAPublic transportation authority
- subwayUnderground transit passage
crime beat · local news · mayor · Yankees · Knicks · downtown · nightlife · real estate
Informal talk spreading rumors
- scandalDisgraceful public affair
- celebrityWidely recognized public figure
- paparazziAggressive celebrity photographers
- exposéInvestigative journalism piece
scoop · rumor · salacious · juicy · tawdry · lurid · yellow journalism · sensationalism
Cautious about altering customs
- right-leaningTending toward traditionalist politics
- MurdochMedia conglomerate founder
- editorial slantMedia outlet's viewpoint tendency
- opinionSubjective personal belief
punditry · partisan · Fox News · populist · anti-establishment · endorsement · op-ed · commentary
Meant to provoke response
- sensationalArousing intense excitement
- inflammatoryTending to provoke outrage
- hyperbolicExaggerated beyond reason
- shockingCausing intense surprise
eye-catching · melodramatic · over-the-top · bombastic · outrageous · splashy · brash · screaming headlines
headline
News article title
- front pageNewspaper's opening display
- circulationMovement through a system
- newsprintLow-grade printing paper
columnist · reporter · editor · byline · print edition · newsstand · masthead · daily · article · edition
Manhattan
NYC's densest borough
- boroughsMunicipal administrative districts
- NYPDMajor city's police abbreviation
- MTAPublic transportation authority
subway · crime beat · local news · mayor · Yankees · Knicks · downtown · nightlife · real estate · commuter
gossip
Informal talk spreading rumors
- scandalDisgraceful public affair
- celebrityWidely recognized public figure
- paparazziAggressive celebrity photographers
exposé · scoop · rumor · salacious · juicy · tawdry · lurid · yellow journalism · sensationalism · infotainment
conservative
Cautious about altering customs
- right-leaningTending toward traditionalist politics
- MurdochMedia conglomerate founder
- editorial slantMedia outlet's viewpoint tendency
opinion · punditry · partisan · Fox News · populist · anti-establishment · endorsement · op-ed · commentary · culture war
provocative
Meant to provoke response
- sensationalArousing intense excitement
- inflammatoryTending to provoke outrage
- hyperbolicExaggerated beyond reason
shocking · eye-catching · melodramatic · over-the-top · bombastic · outrageous · splashy · brash · screaming headlines · alarmist
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