Daily news is a form of media that reports current events or stories of interest to a large number of people. This can be done through a combination of written, broadcast or electronic means. The newspaper is one such medium, though the term may also be used to describe newspapers that report news and events in a more traditional fashion (for example, newspapers published in a weekly format).

The most popular daily papers are usually published by a number of different publishers. These include the New York Times, USA Today, Chicago Tribune and Wall Street Journal. These publications are renowned for their comprehensive coverage of global events and news from around the world.

One of the most important factors in the success of these publications is their ability to reach large numbers of readers. This is often achieved through the use of advertising. The most common type of advertising is direct mail, which may be mailed to households or businesses. This is an effective method of reaching large numbers of readers without having to pay expensive distribution fees.

It is also possible to obtain a copy of a particular edition from a newsstand, although this option may not be available in all markets. This is an option that should be considered by anyone who wants to read a specific paper, but has limited time on their hands.

Most modern day daily newspapers are digital, but a few still print in the physical realm. This is because the internet has not yet replaced print as a primary source of news, and there are still many people who rely on paper publications for their daily dose of information.

The Daily News has been around since 1919 and remains the largest morning daily tabloid in the United States, despite being sold to a Chicago-based media company in 2017. Its most recent owners are the Zuckerman family, who purchased the paper for $1 in 2017. This purchase was the first time that a Jewish entity had acquired an American newspaper of this size.