Litudinem Herald
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| Formation | June 13, 1922 |
|---|---|
| Type | Daily newspaper |
| Headquarters | Litudinem |
Editor-in-chief | Samuel Bennett |
Parent organization | Parker Media Co. |
Staff (2026) | 711 staff writers |
Formerly called | The Daily Herald (until 1941) |
The Litudinem Herald is a Maximusian daily newspaper and one of the nation's most widely circulated papers. It provides coverage on politics, business, international affairs, and other breaking events. First printed in 1922 as The Daily Herald by brothers Woodrow, Llewelyn, and Erving Parker in Litudinem, the Herald is now published by Parker Media Co. The organization has received a number of awards for excellence in investigative journalism and journalistic integrity.
In 1976, Herald journalists uncovered a $23 million dollar slush fund being used to facilitate an influence peddling operation between major urban property developers and several high-ranking members of the Harold Evans' administration.