The Christian Science Monitor The full contents of each day's paper, audio newscasts, a free 16-year searchable text archive, clickable crossword puzzle, and threaded discussion forums.
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The Hollywood Reporter
Delivers current news on music, film, and TV.
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Reuters and other news feeds updated daily. You can personalize this page to show only news you're interested in. Search the database for news from the past month.
Los Angeles Times The design's confusing as hell, but don't forget to say hello to Hunter, their doggy mascot. A search for full text on the site costs a few dollars, but includes the entire LA Times archive.
The New York Times An elegantly presented site of the current day's paper. Fill out the quick registration form to get on the site for free. Articles from the paper are searchable, but the archive isn't complete.
NAA Hotlinks to Newspapers on the Web The Newspaper Association of America's links to dailies, weeklies, and other media organizations.
The Nando Times Award-winning, up-to-the-minute electronic newspaper.
The Times(London) Don't be scared off by the registration form - it's free, including The Sunday Times. No archive of past editions, though.
USA Today This site makes me feel like I'm traveling across the Gobi Desert in a slowly moving truck, without food, water, or entertainment of any sort. And when they run out of gas, the drivers decide to use me as fuel.
The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition Continuously updated Net version. A subscription is US$49 a year, or $29 for subscribers to the print edition.
The Associated Press via The Washington Post For some reason, The Washington Post offers a search engine for the latest two weeks of Associated Press news wires. To find words used together in an article, put single quote marks around the entire phrase. Search for any keyword in the article:
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