Newspaper - Latest Headlines

Newspaper - Latest Headlines

The news, printed for you

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Released
June 26, 2026
Updated
November 4, 2026

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All the news. None of the noise. Newspaper turns the day’s news into something you actually enjoy reading: a pile of real-looking papers, one story each. Tap one and the full story opens — text, photos and tables from the original — set like a printed page. THE SHORT VERSION Every story comes with three key points, written on your iPhone by Apple Intelligence. Know what happened in ten seconds, then read on if you want more. THE MORNING EDITION Each morning your paper arrives as a notification. Tap it and today’s top stories land on your screen as a pile you can flip through with a swipe. MAKE IT YOUR PAPER Pick the topics you care about — Formula 1, AI, Climate, Football and more — and each gets its own section. Search anything and follow it in one tap. READ YOUR WAY Four reading layouts and adjustable text size. Stories you’ve read get a red READ stamp. Mute sources you don’t want to see. SAVE FOR LATER Save stories into your own folders. They open even when you’re offline, and sync to every device you sign in on. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN Widgets for your Home Screen and Lock Screen show the top story at a glance. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No ads. No analytics. No tracking. Summaries are written on your device, and you can delete your account and everything in it at any time. Newspaper is free.
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What's New in Newspaper

3.2.6

November 4, 2026

• Safer connections: Newspaper now uses Google's latest security fix for its connection to your account and library. Please update. • Stories stay where you left them: close a story and it's still in its place in your paper — no other one jumps in. • Live Activities that tidy up: Breaking News leaves your Lock Screen after three quiet hours, and never stays more than six. • Story previews end on a full sentence, and the feed loads less while you scroll.

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