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Some of the most popular sources for policy, government, and current affairs are listed below. They have been organized by direct subscriptions, meaning you can login to the newspaper's website directly and read as if you paid for access yourself, and some of them are indirect subscriptions, meaning we have access to newspaper content via one or more of our database platforms.
Direct subscriptions:
We have unlimited direct access to NYTimes.com and NYT Mobile apps (except the NYTimes crossword), including Spanish and Chinese editions, which cover a variety of topics through breaking news articles, blogs, videos and interactive features. Includes archives from 1851 to the present (articles from 1923 to 1980 are limited to five per day per user; unlimited access to the archives is available through ProQuest Historical Newspapers). Note: Create or renew your account using your GMU credentials here: http://mutex.gmu.edu/login?URL=https://ezmyaccount.nytimes.com/grouppass/redir. All users need to renew your accounts every year. Upon login setup, download NYT apps from the App Store and use same login credentials for unlimited access.
George Mason University students, faculty, and staff have full access to all 46 of the American City Business Journal markets to include all Digital content across 18 different Industries, access to the Weekly Edition, Book of Lists, the Search Archives and much more! Note: Create your free account using your GMU credentials to gain access here: https://www.bizjournals.com/register/washington?r=%2Fwashington%2F
Resource offers insight and opinion on international news, politics, business, finance, science and technology. It offers a variety of web-only content, including blogs, debates and audio/film programs. Provides full access to the print edition and a searchable online archive that dates back to 1997. Note: For access to The Economist newsletters, please register here using your Mason email address.
Provides UK and international business, finance, economic, and political news, comment, and analysis from the Financial Times newspaper group. Note: For access to the Financial Times' personalized features, please register here using your Mason email address.
Mason Libraries provides full complimentary access to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ.com) to current students, faculty, and staff. Creating an account is required. The link above for the Wall Street Journal will take you to our WSJ LibGuide. Please read the instructions on how to create an account before proceeding.
Indirect Subscriptions
Washington Post
We don't have direct access to The Washington Post, but it is searchable in our Factiva database (see the box below named " News Databases" for more information on Factiva).
For indirect access to the general publication through available databases, click here: https://wrlc-gm.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01WRLC_GML/1p9t2q3/alma993761093404105
Access the content from Forbes Magazine digitally through our Business Source Complete, Factiva, and Nexis Uni databases here: https://wrlc-gm.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01WRLC_GML/1prj2t5/alma9946876331004105.
For indirect access to the general publication through our Business Source Complete Database, click here: https://wrlc-gm.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/permalink/01WRLC_GML/1prj2t5/alma993748493404105
In addition to direct subscriptions, the library has many databases dedicated to news with various options to search newspapers worldwide. These are excellent starting sources to locate them:
The Libraries offers direct access to a variety of current news sources, listed below. We also provide expansive indirect access to current and historical newspapers via numerous databases.
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