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"Local News"

Home Town News - A great site that links to over 2,400 daily and weekly newspaper websites in the U.S. Select a state and city, then your publication of choice. Offerings from the biggest to smallest newspapers in the country.

Local CBS Affiliate Directory - If you're looking for a local television and online news source in just about any part of the country, this is a good place to start. Just click on a state, then a city and select your site.

Local ABC Affiliate Directory - A clickable map featuring all of the ABC affiliate television stations and their websites. Most of the sites feature local news, sports and weather.

Local NBC Affiliate Directory - If you're looking for a local NBC station, look no further than this page. Click on the state, then the city, then the station to go to the station's website. Doesn't get much more local than that!

"National News"

Google U.S. News - Google News has no human editors, instead, it uses computer algorithims to present information culled from over 4,000 news sources and arranges them to present the most relevant news first. Topics are updated continuously throughout the day.

CNN.com U.S. News - One of the most popular news sites on the web, run by television news powerhouse Cable News Network, CNN.com makes good use of text articles as well as multimedia, including video, audio and special interactive features.

NYTimes.com National News - The venerable journalistic institution The New York Times maintains its conservative design and trademark writing style on this, the most popular newspaper website in the U.S. Requires registration beyound section index pages.

"International News"

BBC International News - Looking for a perspective from outside the U.S.? The BBC provides international news broken down by region, such as Africa, Asia Europe and the Middle East.

MSNBC.com International News - MSNBC.com pools the resources of NBC, Newsweek and the Washington Post to bring you complete coverage of international events. Organized by region.

Reuters World News - The second-largest wire service in the world offers up-to the minute world news headlines. Also offers video news segments.

"Breaking News"

Lycos Breaking News - The latest news pulled from the wire services continually by Internet portal Lycos. Updated 24/7 as soon as the stories are published.

Rocket News - Breaking news pulled from numerous sources as it's published. Includes every imageinable category, and if you don't find what you're looking for, use the advanced search to poll the web.

Breaking News from the AP - Breaking news supplied to Yahoo! News by the Associated Press, the largest wire service on the planet. Time elapsed since story was published is plainly marked beneath headlines.

"Business/Financial News"

Bloomberg.com - A leading provider of financial news, Bloomberg publishes Money Magazine among others. Listen to Bloomberg Radio or watch Bloomberg TV live over the Internet or check the scoop on the latest hot stock. A true multimedia site, Bloomberg.com pretty much has it all,

CNNMoney.com - From the pople who bring you CNN financial news and Money Magazine (published by Bloomberg), this site is geared toward the every day person who wants to make the most of their money. But if it's hard-care financial news you want, there's some of that too.

Reuter's Business News - Continually updated straight-forward, to-the-point business and financial journalism, Reuters is considere the best wire service for finance-related content.

"Strange/Weird News"

Chuck Shepherd's News of the Weird - Syndicated columnist Chuck Shepherd gives you the weekly rundown on the strangest, and often the funniest news the world has to offer.

The Bondage File - SFGate.com, the online presence of the San Francisco Chronicle provides some of the weirdest news around. But visitor beware, the editors at the Chronicle warn that "Some of these tales have been known to make even hardened wire editors shoot coffee out their noses..."

Oddly Enough News - International wire service Reuters combs the globe to bring you the oddest news around.

"News Satire"

The Onion - Undoubtedly the 'mother of all news satire sites,' the Onion provides a daily dose of comic release to millions of visitors. The Onion franchise is so popular it has produced numerous publications and is even available in a PDA version.

The Glossy News - Updated daily, this site features satirical stories under all the traditional news headings: sports, entertainment, health and more.

The Daily Probe - Hilarious satire site features special sections such as "Save Martha (Stewart)" and Letterman-esque "Top-Ten" lists great for emailing to your friends.

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