New York Daily News

The New York Daily News is a New York City tabloid newspaper founded in 1919. It became known for bold headlines, photojournalism, and coverage of local politics and crime.

Joseph Medill Patterson: Joseph Medill Patterson was an American newspaper publisher who founded the New York Daily News in 1919. Patterson modeled the paper on the mass-market tabloid style he had encountered in Britain.
Tabloid journalism: Tabloid journalism presents news in a compact, accessible format, often emphasizing strong headlines and visual storytelling. The Daily News used this style to make city news immediate and widely accessible.
Robert R. McCormick: Robert R. McCormick was an American newspaper publisher who co-owned the Chicago Tribune with Joseph Medill Patterson. His partnership with Patterson provided the corporate foundation for the Daily News.
New York City mayoral elections: New York City mayoral elections choose the mayor who leads the city government. The Daily News has used endorsements and coverage to influence debate around mayoral candidates.
Chicago Tribune: The Chicago Tribune is an American newspaper founded in 1847 and long associated with the Tribune Publishing company. The Daily News began as a publication of the Tribune Company, which Patterson co-owned.
Photojournalism: Photojournalism uses photographs to report and tell stories about events and people. The paper’s large, prominent photographs became a defining part of its front pages.
Alicia Patterson: Alicia Patterson was an American journalist and publisher who founded Newsday in 1940. She was part of the Patterson publishing family whose newspaper legacy included the Daily News.
September 11 attacks: The September 11 attacks were coordinated terrorist attacks in the United States on September 11, 2001. The Daily News’s reporting on the attacks and their aftermath earned a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service.
New York tabloid: A New York tabloid is a newspaper using a compact format and a popular, highly visual style of coverage. The Daily News helped establish the city’s tabloid tradition.
Headline: A headline is text that summarizes or introduces a newspaper article or other piece of writing. The Daily News became especially recognizable for its short, forceful front-page headlines.

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