In September 1987, Trump paid almost $95,000 to take out a full-page newspaper advertisement that ran in the New York Times and several other outlets to air his grievances with America's leaders ...

A scorned wife has taken out a full-page advertisement in her local newspaper, publicly humiliating her husband for being a “dirty cheater.” “Now the whole town will know what a f… ...

To start, the newspaper stressed that "we do NOT know who Steve is, but apparently he's been very very bad." And as for the woman who took out the ad, they said they "won't be revealing any details." ...

The print ad — dated Sept. 6, 2024 — displayed a picture of the World Trade Center in New York from Sept. 11, 2001, apparently in the seconds after the second plane struck the south tower.

Four large U.S. newspaper publishers—Gannett, Tribune Publishing, McClatchy and Hearst—are forming a national advertising network focused on emerging digital platforms.

Gannett, the largest newspaper publisher in the United States, is suing Google, alleging the tech giant holds a monopoly over the digital ad market. The publisher of USA Today and more than 200 ...

Yes, Trump paid for full-page newspaper ad criticizing US foreign policy in 1987 "Let's not let our great country be laughed at anymore," reads an open letter penned by Trump in 1987.