Remember when Barack Obama became the first African American President. A lot of newspapers made it their front cover. That was back in 2008, I knew of newspapers, but I definitely wasn't reading them. Not all the newspapers looked the same. They mostly tried to differ from their competitors, like they should. The "Daily Telegraph" seems to have a more narrow layout. They seemed to compress everything on to the front page, like they didn't want it to continue throughout the newspaper. Nevertheless they included a very nice photo of the President. The "Wall Street Journal" included a photo of the Obama family and a map of the democratic and republican votes of the U.S.A. There weren't as many words as the "Daily Telegraph," but that leads me to believe they went more into detail after the front page. Both newspapers seem very reliable. They both caught the eye and you knew exactly what the topic was. This is how all news should be, regardless if it's on paper.
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