How do I find an issue of a newspaper in U.S. Newsstream via ProQuest?

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To find a newspaper in U.S. Newsstream via ProQuest, select "Publications" to view a list of all publications available on this database.

 

U.S. Newsstream by ProQuest homepage with "Publications" circled in blue.

 

Look up the newspaper title in Publication Search.

 

U.S. Newsstream via ProQuest Publication Search webpage with a blue circle around the search bar.

 

Select the source with the appropriate title, date and edition. If you're searching for current issues, select the source that lists "present" as the end date.

 

Publication search results for Washington Post on U.S. Newsstream via ProQuest. "The Washington Post; Washington, D.C." is circled in blue, and there are blue arrows next to "Newspaper" and "Dec 4, 1996 - present."

 

The database will automatically populate a list of articles from the most recent issue.

 

A list of articles from the August 6, 2025 issue of The Washington Post on U.S. Newsstream via ProQuest.

 

You can view a past issue by selecting a different date and clicking "Show issue contents." Once you have selected an issue, you will see a list of articles from that issue.

 

A list of articles from the April 14, 2025 issue of The Washington Post on U.S. Newsstream via ProQuest.

 

Click on the title of the article you'd like to view in this issue.

 

A list of articles from the April 14, 2025 issue of The Washington Post in U.S. Newsstream via ProQuest. A blue circle is around the article title "Chips, phones, laptops still face industry-specific tariffs."

 

You can now read the article you selected from this newspaper's issue.

 

An article from the April 14, 2025 issue of The Washington Post on U.S. Newsstream via ProQuest. The article is titled "Chips, phones, laptops still face industry-specific tariffs," by Nitasha Tiku, Aaron Gregg, Mariana Alfaro, and Jeff Stein. There is a blue arrow next to the article title.

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  • Last Updated Aug 21, 2025
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