United States Newspapers

Directory of most popular United States newspapers searchable by state, federal district and U.S. territories.

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Some of the longest running newspapers in the United States are New Hampshire Gazette (founded in 1756), Hartford Courant (founded in 1764), Augusta Chronicle (founded in 1785), Daily Hampshire Gazette (founded in 1786), Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (founded in 1786), and The Berkshire Eagle (founded in 1789).

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The United States has a vast and diverse range of newspapers that cover various topics, including national and international news, politics, business, culture, sports, and more. Major national newspapers, such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, USA Today, and The Wall Street Journal, provide in-depth reporting and analysis on various subjects. Some newspapers have national distribution, many primarily focus on local or regional readership. Newspapers like USA Today and the Wall Street Journal have a broad national circulation, reaching readers across the entire country.

Newspapers based in major cities and metropolitan areas, such as The New York Times (New York City), The Washington Post (Washington, D.C.), and Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles), have significant circulation within their respective cities and surrounding regions.

Many newspapers serve specific regions or states, catering to readers in those areas. For example, The Boston Globe covers news in New England, and The Dallas Morning News serves the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex in Texas.

Local community newspapers have more limited circulation and target readers in specific neighborhoods, towns, or suburbs.

With the rise of digital media, online news websites have become significant news sources. Some popular news websites include CNN.com, Fox News, HuffPost, Reuters, and BuzzFeed News, among others.

News agencies like The Associated Press (AP) and Reuters provide news content to various media outlets, ensuring widespread coverage and consistency in reporting.

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