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Browse Current News
Cal Maritime subscribes to the following publications. You should NEVER have to pay for articles. The links below are not the same as going to the website or searching via Google. Use your Cal Maritime ID and password for off campus access to databases.
- New York TimesBrowse the World, Business or other sections for ideas of current topics. To register for full access, go to www.nytimes.com/passes & log in with your Cal Maritime email for an academic pass.
- The EconomistWe have full access to The Economist, you can browse by issue/date or search for specific articles or topics.
- The Washington PostYou can browse by date/issue or search by title or topic. This is as current as yesterday.
- NPRA non-profit media organization providing simple facts, analysis and in-depth reporting.
- C-SPAN Video Library This link opens in a new windowAn open access collection of over 228,000 hours of programming. The Video Library records all three C-SPAN networks seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day. Programs are extensively indexed.
Regional and Global News
The following links are collections the library subscribes to, offering regional, national, and international news publications. Use your Cal Maritime ID and password for off campus access to databases.
- Ethnic News Watch This link opens in a new windowAn interdisciplinary, bilingual (English and Spanish) database of newspapers, magazines and journals from ethnic, minority and native presses.
- NewsBank This link opens in a new windowA comprehensive news collection useful for exploring issues and events at the local, regional, national and international level. Source types include print and online-only newspapers, blogs, newswires, magazines, broadcast transcripts and videos.
- NewsStream (ProQuest) This link opens in a new windowFull text of U.S. and international news sources, including some not available via Newsbank.
- Regional Business News This link opens in a new windowContains statistics about Business and Economics, Education, Government and Population Demographics.
Evaluating News Sources
Being a skeptical reader is a good thing, but not all news is fake news. Think of the following when reviewing and reading news.
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- Interactive Media Bias ChartDeveloped by Ad Fontes Media, this interactive map provides in-depth bias ratings for news sources. Search or browse for specific news outlets.