¡¡¡TThere are more than 1 500 daily newspapers in the US. Each one is usually sold only in one part of the country, e.g. in a city, but all cover national and international news. In larger cities there is often more than one newspaper and the different ones express different political opinions. Some newspapers are sold in nearly all parts of the USA, e.g. USA today and the national edition of The New York Times. Two other newspapers, the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post are known and respected all over the US but cannot be bought everywhere. Other important newspapers are: the Boston Globe, sold in New England; the Chicago Tribune, sold in the Midwest; the Christian Science Monitor and USA Today, sold nationally Many people read the national Sunday edition of The New York Times because it includes the weekly New York Review of Books.

    Daily newspapers are published on every day of the week except Sunday. Sunday newspapers are very big, often having several separate parts. They contain many longer articles and a lot of advertisements. Each section deals with a different subject. E.g. national and international news, sport, travel, etc. One section, the classified adssection(·ÖÀà¹ã¸æ), has advertisements for jobs and things for sale. Another cartoon section is often called the funnies or funny papers. In addition there is often also a magazine which is in color.