News: E-Newspapers

1980s to current
Newspapers, transcripts, wire services, broadcasts.

1980s to current
Alternative and independent press sources.

1836-1922
Historic digitized newspapers from each state.

1736-1900 (emphasis on 1820-1860)
Included within the Readex America's Historical Newspapers collection.

1959 to current
Journal, magazine, and newspaper articles from ethnic and minority presses.

1960s-1990s
US alternative press publications including ethnic, feminist, underground, antiwar, etc.

1942-1945
Camp newspapers such as the Minidoka Irrigator and Topaz Times, most stories in English with some in dual languages.

1980s to current
Local, regional and international newspapers, trade publications, press releases, media transcripts, and news websites.

Last 60 days only
Hundreds of current newspapers from more than 95 countries displayed in their original print newspaper format.

1990s to current
Newspapers, television and radio broadcast transcripts.

1980s to current
Newspapers, broadcast news transcripts, wire services, and more.

Digital historical newspaper coverage from 1880s to 2000s. Includes Atlanta Constitution, Baltimore Afro-American, Boston Globe, Chicago Defender, Chinese Newspapers Collection, Globe & Mail, The Guardian and The Observer, Korea Times, LA Times, New York Amsterdam News, New York Times, Pittsburgh Courier, Times of India, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post.
Additional titles temporarily added: Atlanta Daily World, Cleveland Call & Post, Detroit Free Press, Michigan Chronicle, Norfolk Journal and Guide, Philadelphia Tribune, The Province, South China Morning Post, Toronto Star, Vancouver Sun. Access to these titles ends June 30, 2022.

1980s to current
Washington State, regional, and national newspapers.

1757-1817
Early newspapers from Great Britain and its colonies, plus several French and Dutch papers.

1980s to current
Newspapers, transcripts, wire services, broadcasts, and more.

1800-1922
Full-text African newspapers

1832-1953
English language newspapers including North China Herald 1850-1941 and Chinese Recorder 1868-1941.

1980s to current. Newspapers, trade publications, press releases, media transcripts, and news websites. Some article translation available.

1975-1996
Index to FBIS Daily Reports summarizing foreign news broadcasts grouped by world region.
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1980s to current
International, national, & regional newspapers.

News and journals from North Korea, including 로동신문, 민주조선, 조선신보, 통일신보, 문학신문, and Pyongyang Times. Updated daily.

19th and 20th century Latin American newspapers. Series 1: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Cuba, Guatemala, Mexico, Peru, Venezuela and elsewhere.

19th and 20th century Latin American newspapers. Series 2: Belize, Brazil, Columbia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay.

Last 60 days only
Hundreds of current newspapers from more than 95 countries displayed in their original print newspaper format.

1980s to current
Newspapers, broadcast news transcripts, wire services, and more.

1990s to current
Newspapers, television and radio broadcast transcripts.

English news, analysis, and podcasts on North Korea and stories by KCNA (Korean Central News Agency, the state media of North Korea).

Digital historical newspaper coverage from 1880s to 2000s. Includes Atlanta Constitution, Baltimore Afro-American, Boston Globe, Chicago Defender, Chinese Newspapers Collection, Globe & Mail, The Guardian and The Observer, Korea Times, LA Times, New York Amsterdam News, New York Times, Pittsburgh Courier, Times of India, Wall Street Journal, and Washington Post.
Additional titles temporarily added: Atlanta Daily World, Cleveland Call & Post, Detroit Free Press, Michigan Chronicle, Norfolk Journal and Guide, Philadelphia Tribune, The Province, South China Morning Post, Toronto Star, Vancouver Sun. Access to these titles ends June 30, 2022.

1864-1922
Features newspapers from India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka in English, Bengali, Gujarati, and more languages.

1800-1922
Growing collection of historical newspapers from around the non-Western world.