New York City's famous Times Square is named after which newspaper?
Times Square gained its modern name in 1904 when The New York Times moved its headquarters to the intersection, previously known as Longacre Square. The newspaper's arrival sparked dramatic changes, transforming the area into one of the world's busiest and most vibrant tourist attractions, famed for its bright advertising displays.
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14 Comments
Danger
Almost missed that one🙄
Frank Cowell
The first five words of the Q actually contain the answer!
Player Dennis
Only one answer had the word "Times" in it.
fdeisner
Might as well have made all four choices the New York Times.
Chris Brown
Too obvious. The clue is staring right at you.
Sheldon Burnston
Almost ashamed to click on the correct answer.....
Susan Lake-Harris
References are missing - again...
John W Shreve
I've heard a lot about Journal Square.
Steve Bush
Could be a trick question but I chose the obvious.
billyboy915
Doug Kern,
The New Yorker is a magazine, not a newspaper.
✨KRISTA✨
What a "suck" question and explanation!👎
Anita Clark Morton
Doug Kern, I thought they were trying to trick us. lol
Doug Kern
Man! Here I thought it was "The New Yorker".
Lawanta
Danger, 🤣