I read News a lot as well.  I use to get the paper.  But found I was not reading it in a timely fashion, so quit.  I scan the headlines of the news sites and read what I want.  The Technology and Science are the most read for me.

Far as reading the news goes, I just check out headlines that catch my eye...mostly crazy things, something with animals, really fascinating science, or just something that interests me and these are usually somewhere online. I don't think I've ever actively went looking for news except when I'm sitting somewhere around campus and there happens to be a school paper which I'll glance through.

~Zoo

There is something nostalgic and beautiful about pulling out the paper and reading it as you eat your breakfast. I feel like an old-timer, like I should be sitting in the big wingbacked chair, smoking a pipe or something.

There are a few papers I read online - The Washington Post, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal. I peruse these papers' "online editions" almost every day. But I still prefer to go upstairs, sit at the kitchen table, and pour over the local rag, the Deseret Morning News. It just feels . . . right.

But found I was not reading it in a timely fashion, so quit.

That happens to me sometimes too. I usually end up tossing the paper in disgust because a week has gone by!

I just check out headlines that catch my eye...mostly crazy things, something with animals, really fascinating science, or just something that interests me and these are usually somewhere online.

Yes, they do put some compelling news on line!

But I still prefer to go upstairs, sit at the kitchen table, and pour over the local rag, the Deseret Morning News. It just feels . . . right.

I hear ya! My fav position is to go into my sitting room, by the window and spread out on the sofa and read - I don't get to do that too often!