1. The New York Times
Founded in 1851, by journalist and politician Henry Jarvis Raymond and former banker and journalist George Jones, this New York City based newspaper has grown to garner a worldwide readership and collect a record breaking 132 Pulitzer Prizes, the coveted prize awarded for excellence in journalism.
The Trump administration, most notably Trump himself, referred to them as the ‘failing New York Times,’ and while their readership has gone down in the 21st century due to more and more people turning to the Internet, it still has a national and international reputation for ethical standards of reporting, reliable and accurate facts put in a meaningful context.
