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Provides current, full-text articles written by Mercury News staff on local news, business, sports, front, editorials and obituaries. Excludes freelance and AP articles as well as classifieds and other ads. Available in the NewsBank database. Please Note: The latest issues are sometimes posted after a delay on the vendor's side.

Get full access to today's articles from your local newspaper through the online version of The Mercury News. Headlines are updated throughout the day and readers may enjoy local, national, and world news. Read the latest articles about business, technology, sports, etc. or review editorials, obituaries, and much more. Full-text articles including articles from the Associated Press may be available as far back as 2006.

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The New York Times Online is available in three editions: English, Spanish and Chinese. Click on ESPAÑOL or 中文 on top of the New York Times website to access the Spanish or Chinese edition. Headlines are updated throughout the day. Lending Information. FAQ.

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The Athletic provides high-quality local, national and international news coverage of professional and collegiate sports teams. Read The Athletic for personalized journalism and in-depth analysis across all major sports leagues and markets. First redeem access and log in to your New York Times account. The Athletic is available from the NYT website menu.

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This online resource covers today's hot button social issues, from capital punishment to immigration to marijuana. You will find pro-and-con viewpoints, reference articles, primary sources, interactive maps, infographics, and more. The full-text articles cover current events, news and commentary, economics, environmental issues, political science, and more. The content is a great tool for speech and debate classes or for research assignments. Watch Opposing Viewpoints tutorial.

Full view of newspapers and magazines from 120+ countries with 60+ languages including publications from Europe, Latin America, Asia, the Middle East, Canada, and the United States. Includes up to 3 months of back coverage. For details, see the Lending Information or watch the PressReader tutorial.

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The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) is considered one of the leading financial newspapers for business news and information. Full-text articles from issues dating back to 1984 are available in this archive.

To access the latest issue of the Wall Street Journal:

• Click on "Publications."
• Select the Wall Street Journal Eastern edition or Wall Street Journal (Online) edition. 
• The first item on the list will display the latest available issue. Click the link to go to the latest articles available.
  • Note: The articles display by "Page order." You can also sort by "Reverse page order."
  • Adjust the date to view articles from a different issue.

The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) was founded in 1889, and is considered one of the leading financial newspapers for business news and information including topics such as automotive, aerospace, oil, entertainment, and more. Read articles from the current issue and previous 4 years about industries in America and around the world, and how current events affect economies. Please Note: Free library access includes only The Wall Street Journal and does not include Barron's, MarketWatch, or IBD publications.

• New users will need to create an account with WSJ.
• After 3 days, return to this page to redeem a new 3-day access. Then log in as an existing user with the same username and password you originally created.

IMPORTANT: Users are not permitted to share their sign-on credentials (username and password) with any other person whatsoever. Any violation of this clause will result in Dow Jones terminating access for the library. By following the link provided to access The Wall Street Journal, you agree and affirm you are not sharing your WSJ login credentials.

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