In the United States, the New York Times is the most famous and most respected; the Washington Post second; and probably the Los Angeles Times third. The Wall Street Journal is very famous, too, but it is primarily about business and investing, not news in general. However, all the the print newspapers are declining in importance compared to other news media. The four newspapers I've mentioned are reliable examples of "good English." They use good grammar. Although they are not newspapers, two magazines, "The Atlantic" and "The New Yorker" sometimes publish important news stories, usually in the form of long, in-depth essays. These essays are often very well written and are good models of prose style.

Iran Daily Keyhan Jamejam

Nolwenn, I have a related question for you: What French news radio station available online would you recommend we NOT listen to? [emoji][emoji]