New York Post

New York City, United States

The New York Post is a daily newspaper published in New York City, known for its provocative headlines and bold coverage of news, sports, and entertainment. It has a long history of providing lively reporting on local, national, and international events.

CCI Score

-55.54

0.03% April 18

Latest Event

The Post endorses Donald Trump for president

New York Post publishes an editorial endorsement of Donald Trump, signaling support for policies seen as bolstering authoritarian tendencies and undermining democratic norms.

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New York Post is currently rated as a Quisling.

-44 to -59 CCI Score

These companies are fully aligned with authoritarian regimes. They not only support but also enforce oppressive policies, playing a significant role in the regime’s operational apparatus and contributing directly to its consolidation of power.

Latest Events

OCT

25

2024

The Post endorses Donald Trump for president
-71.91

New York Post publishes an editorial endorsement of Donald Trump, signaling support for policies seen as bolstering authoritarian tendencies and undermining democratic norms.
-80

Public and Political Behavior

March 23

The New York Post’s editorial endorsement of Donald Trump actively promotes a candidate associated with authoritarian policies. This support contributes to a political climate that undermines democratic values and aids the rise of fascist tendencies.

The Post endorses Donald Trump for president — the clear choice for a better future
-70

Media Influence and Propaganda

March 23

The article employs provocative language and a biased editorial tone that serve as tools of media propaganda. This approach normalizes divisive political rhetoric and reinforces narratives that favor authoritarian policies.

The Post endorses Donald Trump for president — the clear choice for a better future
OCT

25

2024

The New York Post endorses Donald Trump for president
-71.91

The New York Post's editorial endorsement of Donald Trump reflects a deliberate political stance that bolsters far‐right authoritarianism and utilizes its media platform to advance biased political narratives.
-80

Public and Political Behavior

March 23

The New York Post's public endorsement of Donald Trump demonstrates a clear political bias favoring an authoritarian leader. This action contributes to the erosion of democratic norms by promoting an agenda aligned with far-right ideologies, thereby undermining pluralistic public discourse.
-70

Technology and Services Impact

March 23

By leveraging its status as a major media outlet, The New York Post disseminates politically charged content that aligns with authoritarian narratives. This editorial use of media serves to normalize extremist rhetoric and polarize public opinion, contributing to the broader climate of propaganda.

The Post endorses Donald Trump for president — the clear choice for a better future
MAY

16

2024

New York Post publishes article on NYPD surveillance access program
-22.79

The New York Post article reports on a new pilot program in New York City that allows the NYPD to access retail surveillance cameras in real time to combat theft. The coverage tends to normalize the expansion of state surveillance, indirectly supporting authoritarian practices by framing it as a necessary measure for public safety.
-25

Media Influence and Propaganda

March 23

The article from the New York Post provides a platform that normalizes increased state surveillance as a tool for crime fighting. By presenting the government’s intrusive measure in a positive light without sufficient critique, it contributes to a media narrative that can facilitate authoritarian practices. This kind of media influence supports a broader agenda that prioritizes security over civil liberties, aligning with a pro-authoritarian stance.

NYPD could access shops’ surveillance cameras — in real time — under new plan to combat theft