NewsSQ: Newspapers & News

NewsSQ – Local newspapers, U.S. news & world press in one app

Stop installing a separate app for every paper. NewsSQ gives you instant access to 6,000+ newspapers and news sites from 150+ countries: local news, national U.S. papers and international coverage—all in one place.

Built for readers coast to coast—from New York and L.A. to Chicago, Houston, Miami and small-town America. Follow your hometown paper, major U.S. outlets and news from abroad without juggling apps. Especially useful if you want breaking news plus papers from your family’s home country.

Why NewsSQ in the United States?
• U.S. newspapers & local news: city, regional and national sources in one list.
• World press in one tap: international papers next to American ones—no app switching.
• Your own list: save favorites, or add any newspaper URL in seconds.
• Topic lists: sports, tech, auto, weather.
• Sports coverage: quick access to sports papers and sites—NFL, NBA, MLB, college sports and more.
• Every angle: see how the same story is reported in different countries.

Everyday reading tools
• Reader Mode: clean articles without the clutter.
• Translate news: read overseas papers in English (or your chosen language)—great for multilingual households.
• Listen (text-to-speech): hear articles on your commute or while you get things done.
• Favorites & bookmarks: jump back to your papers and saved stories.
• Offline reading: save pages and read them without internet.
• News search & Top Stories: Google, Bing or Yandex News.
• Find on page, share, history: search in the article, share links, revisit recent pages.
• Dark mode & themes: comfortable reading day or night.
• Fewer ads: reduce ads on news sites; PRO removes app ads with a one-time purchase (no subscription).

For international readers
• Newspapers from 150+ countries and regions
• App interface in 30+ languages (including English)
• Full screen, desktop site, text size
• Import/export favorites, bookmarks and custom newspapers

NewsSQ keeps the newspaper list up to date automatically. Download now and read local news, U.S. newspapers and the world press—in one app.