tabloids

The tabs first hit their stride 100 years ago with admiring, then scandal-touting, coverage of the slugging star — a style of sports reporting lately diminished by Daily News staff cuts.

After days of exhaustive reporting, the NY Post has barely scratched the surface of its multi-part investigation into a west side homeless woman.

It's gonna be a long summer, and the NY Post can't wait.

Welcome to New York City, where our mayor desperately panders to tabloids whose copy editors can't distinguish the mayor from the police commissioner.

"We live in a for-profit system where some people are going to be able to afford housing, and most won't. Shame on the system!"

THIS TIME IT WAS A FLAG, NEXT TIME IT COULD BE WE FIRE VETERAN REPORTERS

His specialty, sources say, are his "Wardenchiladas."

To understand the true breadth of the entities in this city that fume, slam and exhibit general outrage, we need examples. Who's getting blasted? Who isn't?

So far the funnest thing about the forthcoming de Blasio administration is watching the NY Post impotently contort itself into a sneering pretzel of psycho-salty contempt.

One of the "bag men" vilified on the cover of today's Post is actually a High School student who went to the police yesterday to clear his name.