American Times

Print still matters. American Times keeps that idea alive from an office perched above Midtown’s relentless energy. Newspaper publishing isn’t what it used to be, yet here the presses—metaphorical or otherwise—roll on, producing the kind of long-form journalism that screens can’t replicate.

The address is straightforward: 350 5th Ave #6707, New York, NY 10118. That puts them inside the Empire State Building, a detail that feels almost too on-the-nose for a publication named after an era when ink and ambition shared equal billing. Elevators whisk you up, but the real ascent happens in the stories they choose to tell.

Curious about deadlines or upcoming editions? A call to (212) 629-5504 connects you to the newsroom, where pitches and corrections are fielded with the same urgency as breaking headlines. There’s no front desk, no gift shop—just the quiet hum of reporters chasing leads that won’t fit into 280 characters.

Directions to the office can be found on the map. It’s the kind of place where the city’s pulse is measured in column inches rather than likes, a throwback that doesn’t apologize for its analog roots.