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ABC News
Start with the headlines, then work your way through the business, politics, science, health and living, and other ABC News sections. You can also link to popular news and life programs like Good Morning America, Nightline, and 20/20.
CNN.com
No need to turn on the TV. Headlines and articles about current events are at your fingertips on CNN's Web site. Read the stories, or get links to video and audio clips of CNN's top news.
C-SPAN
With up-to-the-minute coverage of government initiatives, public affairs, legislation, and the political process in action, C-SPAN brings currents events alive on the Web. Get highlights about present goings-on, explore current events, browse issues, or get involved in a C-SPAN series. There are also lesson plans for educators and study guides for students.
FOX News
FOX News provides complete coverage of daily national and world news supplemented with video links, photo essays, and related stories. You can also see fun Fox features, talk about news issues in chat rooms, or search the site for subjects.
Los Angeles Times
Browse the Los Angeles Times for coverage of breaking news, sports, business, politics, and more. If you're looking for something specific, search the site for stories from the past 14 days free of charge.
MSNBC
Shut down the personalization pop-up box if you don't want customized news. Then read about late-breaking national and world news, watch slide shows, video feeds, or interactives. You can also browse technology, local, science, business, and living and travel sections. For quick access to all MSNBC news stories, download the News Menu.
National Public Radio
Listen to NPR hourly news with updated audio feeds or read short summaries of key issues in the news. You can also review the NPR programming schedules, or find the frequency of NPR broadcasts in your area.
The New York Times on the Web
Considered one of our country's best newspapers, the New York Times keeps its online version updated every ten minutes. In addition to news and feature articles, access the renowned New York Times Magazine and their definitive bestseller book list.
PBS Online NewsHour
Read front-page stories, and then click on "Special Projects" for background information on recent assignments covering both domestic and international news. Additional features include "Media Watch," a section where journalists and correspondents discuss current issues; "Health Spotlight" reports; and subject-specific online discussion forums. There is also a section specifically for kids called "Extra."
Stateline.org
Looking for specific stories about events, initiatives, or breaking news in your state? Search Stateline.org for your state's news roundup. Or, browse the site by issue for news and background information.
The Washington Post
One of the country's great newspapers keeps you informed of all the news from the capital of the U.S. government.
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