The Birth of The New York Times: Transforming Journalism Forever (1851)
In September 1851, a groundbreaking event reshaped American journalism forever—the founding of The New York Times Newspaper. Established by journalist Henry Jarvis Raymond and banker George Jones, the paper set out to provide factual, objective, and well-researched news, steering away from the sensationalism common in the press at the time. What began as a small publication in New York City would soon grow to become one of the most influential newspapers in the world, known for its dedication to truth, accuracy, and journalistic integrity.