The New York Post is currently owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp, which owns many conservative/sensational media outlets around the world. Since Murdoch took over the paper, The Post has been known for its over-the-top sensational headlines. When Kalikow lost the paper to bankruptcy in 1993, Rupert Murdoch again purchased the paper and continues to own it today. In 1976, Rupert Murdoch, the owner of News Corp, acquired The New York Post, and in 1988, Murdoch sold the paper to Real estate developer Peter S. In 1942, Theodore Thackrey became editor, and The Post switched from a broadsheet paper to a tabloid. Dorothy Schiff bought the New York Post in 1939, which she controlled until 1976, and under her ownership, The Post was liberal as it supported the civil rights movement and opposed the Vietnam War.
When David J.Stern acquired the paper in 1936, they became editorially more liberal. Under Curtis’ ownership, the NY Post followed a conservative editorial policy until 1936. According to an article published by the NY Times, titled “THE NEW YORK POST HAS A LONG HISTORY,” they describe how under Hamilton’s ownership, the paper-covered “shipping news, engaged in political crusades even if it meant the loss of advertising revenue.” Later owners were Poet William Cullen Bryant, who kept the NY Post for 50 years, followed by railroad magnate Henry Villard (1878), Oswald Garrison Villard (1917), Thomas W. Founded in 1801 by Alexander Hamilton (One of the Founding Fathers of the United States), the New York Post (NY Post) is a daily tabloid newspaper from New York City.
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