LA Times and Washington Post?

Question

Are US newspapers like the LA Times and Washington post, etc, with names that suggest them being a local newspaper read all round the US?

Answer 1

The most nationally read newspapers are The New York Times, USA Today, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal.

Others though have extensive regional reach. The Los Angles Times is read extensively on the West Coast. The Chicago Tribune hits about eight states in the Midwest pretty deep. Same with The Boston Globe, but for the Eastern Seaboard.

Answer 2

Well, the Internet has changed this answer. People now have access to both newspapers, so they certainly get read.

In terms of actual copies, the answer is probably/generally no. Only the New York Times and USA Today are available on a national basis. The LA Times does get well distributed in Southern California, and copies of the Post probably make it up to New York.

Answer 3

Even though they have bureaus across the country, the Times and the Post cater to their local demographics. You might find them at a few choice newsstand stores, but wouldn't find them in newsstand boxes in other major cities.

You would however find The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and USA Today in boxes downtown in most cities, even larger towns.

Answer 4

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