A daily news is a newspaper publication that is published on a regular schedule. Most daily newspapers are published on weekdays and may be printed in both print and electronic versions. Daily newspapers usually focus on current events and provide a wide range of local news, including crime, politics, business, entertainment, sports, and opinion. Many people rely on their daily news to keep up with what is going on in the world.

Most daily newspapers have websites that allow readers to access their content online. Some have archives of past issues that can be accessed by searching for specific topics. Daily newspapers may also have social media accounts where they post updates about breaking news and other topics of interest.

The New York Daily News is a tabloid newspaper that was founded in 1919. It was the first successful daily tabloid in the United States and attracted readers with sensational headlines, lurid photographs, and cartoons. The paper is still read widely in the New York metropolitan area, although its circulation has declined significantly since its peak in 1947.

Today, the Daily News is known for its focus on local New York City news and entertainment and its often liberal editorial stance. In the past, the newspaper was a staunchly Republican publication and supported isolationism in World War II, but has gradually shifted its stance to a more centrist one. In the 1990s, it gained a reputation as a moderately left-leaning alternative to the right-wing New York Post.

Some people rely on aggregators to get their news, which are sites that collect and display news articles from multiple sources. These sites typically have a search function and allow users to sort stories by topic or date. Other resources for finding news include radio and television news programs, which often report on current events. Newspapers also often publish op-ed pieces by columnists and letters to the editors that express opinions on a variety of topics.

Many newspapers employ ombudsmen, who investigate complaints from readers and are generally responsible for addressing ethical problems at the newspaper. They also develop ethics policies and train reporters. In an attempt to improve their credibility, some newspapers have tried to make their corrections and publishing processes more transparent.

Many people get their daily news on the Internet from blogs, websites, and social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. These sources have become increasingly popular as they are regarded as less biased than traditional news outlets such as television and magazines. However, some of these websites have a tendency to post controversial information that can be false or misleading. Some have even been accused of being propaganda tools for foreign governments. In addition, some of the major tech companies have been questioned about their ability to prevent Russian operatives from using their platforms to influence the 2016 U.S. presidential election. This has raised concerns about the reliability of these outlets as sources for news.