A daily news is a type of newspaper that comes out each day and covers the latest events in politics, business, sports, etc. The most famous example is the New York Times which is one of the most widely read newspapers in the world. There are also other daily newspapers such as The Wall Street Journal, which focuses on business news. There are also weekly newspapers that are published on a regular basis but do not cover the same amount of information as daily ones.
Many newspapers have at least a part-time staff who help with the production of a daily paper. These include people who type family news and obituaries and who keep track of the subscription list (which can range from only a few hundred to tens of thousands of subscribers). In addition, many weekly newspapers have full-time staff reporters and photographers and also employ correspondents, who are usually paid on a per story basis.
In addition to the main sections of a daily newspaper, there may be special pages for things such as weddings and engagements, births or deaths, or a special section devoted to pets. Other features might include a calendar of events, local recipes and cooking tips or restaurant reviews. Many daily newspapers also feature a political or editorial page.
The New York Daily News, which first printed in tabloid format in 1919, is a daily newspaper that has been the oldest continuously published newspaper in the United States. At its peak in the mid-20th century, it was one of the best-selling newspapers in the country and had a circulation of over 200,000.
A major part of the New York Daily News’s success has been its ability to capture and hold the attention of readers, and it has long been locked in a circulation battle with the rival tabloid, the New York Post. It is owned by a media company that was recently taken over by cost-slashing hedge fund Alden Global Capital.
Each daily newspaper article contains comprehension and critical thinking questions. These questions are located at the bottom of the article, along with “Background” and “Resources” to provide further information. Each question has an answer key, and teachers can sign up to receive a daily email with the answers.
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