The New York Times is the most influential and widely circulated newspaper in the US, and has a long-standing rivalry with The Washington Post for breaking news and investigative reporting. Both papers have won multiple Pulitzer Prizes and have a liberal editorial stance.
The Wall Street Journal is the largest newspaper by circulation in the US, and focuses on business and financial news. It is often seen as a counterpoint to The Washington Post and The New York Times, as it has a conservative editorial stance and a pro-market orientation.
USA Today is a national daily newspaper that covers a wide range of topics, including sports, entertainment, and lifestyle. It is known for its colorful and concise presentation, and its national scope. It competes with The Washington Post for readership and advertising revenue.
The Los Angeles Times is the largest and most influential newspaper in the West Coast, and covers national and international news as well as regional issues. It has a rich history of investigative reporting and cultural criticism, and has also won several Pulitzer Prizes. It challenges The Washington Post for its coverage of politics, entertainment, and the environment.