Newspapers

2016 Mock Front Page Eerily Foretells Trump World

The Boston Globe gets head-spinning deportations, unfunded wall and trade war right.
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Newspaper Mocks Trans Couple's Wedding With 'Tran And Wife' Headline

The Sun, one of Britain's largest newspapers, made no apology for the offensive front-page display.
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New York Times CEO Says Print Edition Might Live Another 10 Years

Mornings of fighting over sections of the paper are coming to an end.
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Tronc Is Building A Shadow Newsroom Full Of Scabs, L.A. Times Staffers Fear

A mysterious new management team appears to be quietly building a non-union network.
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Newspaper's Botched Front Page Goes Down In Headline History

For the wrong reason.
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Crossword Writer Slips Rape Joke Into Multiple Major Newspapers

Timothy Parker was already a polarizing name before this week’s puzzle.
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The New York Daily News Has Been Sold For Just $1

Media publisher Tronc, which owns the Los Angeles Times, assumed all of the paper’s operational and pension liabilities.
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NY Daily News Showers Snark On 'Leaker' Trump In Cutting Front Page

Trump's hometown paper slams him over Russia accusation.
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Unchecked Violence Prompts A Mexican Paper To Shutter After Another Reporter Is Slain

El Norte, in the border city of Juarez, closes after 27 years.
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The Guardian Continues To Pare U.S. Edition

The latest staff reduction through buyouts, and possibly layoffs, comes as media competitors beef up newsrooms to tackle the Trump era.
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