Robert R. McCormick

Robert R. McCormick was an influential American newspaper publisher and soldier, best known for his role as the owner of the Chicago Tribune from 1911 until his death in 1955. A prominent figure in journalism, he shaped public opinion with his conservative views and his push for investigative reporting. McCormick was also notable for his support of various causes, including anti-communism and veterans’ rights. His editorial decisions and promotion of a strong national defense had a lasting impact on American media and politics during his tenure, making him a significant figure in the history of American journalism.