I pay 75p a week to subscribe to the New York Times.
I can access the site on my laptop or phone, which is ideal for keeping up with world events from an alternative perspective. The newspapers in the UK have a particular political slant and agenda to them, so it is good to compare them with the coverage in the USA, where the same applies of course.
The New York Times has been covering the national catastrophe of the response to the Coronavirus which has been even worse than that of the UK.
You can read a few articles a week without subscribing, but they soon run out as there is plenty to read.
Recent articles of note included a piece from a teacher asking not to have to risk her life.
And this on the economic catastrophe to come.
I can access the site on my laptop or phone, which is ideal for keeping up with world events from an alternative perspective. The newspapers in the UK have a particular political slant and agenda to them, so it is good to compare them with the coverage in the USA, where the same applies of course.
The New York Times has been covering the national catastrophe of the response to the Coronavirus which has been even worse than that of the UK.
You can read a few articles a week without subscribing, but they soon run out as there is plenty to read.
Recent articles of note included a piece from a teacher asking not to have to risk her life.
And this on the economic catastrophe to come.
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