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Telegraph [U.K.]

Search (full-text articles): current (2006-present)


The Daily Beast

Search (full-text articles): current (2012-present)


The Daily Mirror [U.K.]

Browse (digital scan of print issue)current (October 2003-present)
Search (full-text articles)current (1996-present)


The Daily Telegraph [UK]

Browse (digital scan of print issue): current (July 2005-present)
Search (full-text articles): current (2000-present)


The Globe & Mail [Toronto]

Browse (digital scan of print issue): current (7 most recent issues)
Search (full-text articles): current (1977-present)


The Guardian [UK]

Browse (digital scan of print issue): current (13 most recent issues)
Search (full-text articles): current (1996-present)


The Huffington Post

Search (full-text articles)historical (2015-2021)


The Independent [UK]

Browse (digital scan of print issue): current (November 2006-present)
Search (full-text articles): current (2016-present) & historical (1993-2016)


The London Free Press [Canada]

Browse (digital scan of print issue): current (11 most recent issues)
Search (full-text articles): current (2007-present)


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The New York Times

Find breaking news, multimedia, reviews and opinion on Washington, business, sports, movies, travel, books, jobs, education, real estate, and more.

Browse (full website access):

You must be 13 years or older to use this service. Users under 18 need parent or legal guardian permission to sign up. Available on iOSAndroid, and in browser on laptop/desktop. Need help? Explore FAQs for iOS and Android devices.

How to access from any Oak Park library building (on any library computer or device connected to the library’s WiFi)

Get access to News:

  1. Click the link above for “From inside any Oak Park library building.”
  2. First-time users will be prompted to create an account. See “Create an account” directions below »
    If you have previously created an account through the library, enter your username and password when prompted.
  3. Enjoy unlimited, full website access to News.

How to access from anywhere outside the library

Get access to News and all-access features—Cooking, Games, Wirecutter, and The Athletic:

  1. Click the link above for “From anywhere outside the library.”
  2. Click “Open Resource.”
  3. If prompted, enter your Oak Park library card number and PIN, and click “Open Resource” again.
  4. On the next screen, you will see an instant digital access code with 72 hours of full site access and all-access features. Click “REDEEM.”
  5. First-time users will be prompted to create an account. See “Create an account” directions below »
    If you have previously created an account, enter your username and password when prompted.
  6. Once your pass expires, return to this page to request a new instant digital access code for another 72 hours.

Create an account

  1. Enter your email address and create a password or connect using an existing Google, Facebook, or Apple account. Your email address will become your username. You will need to remember this username and password to log in next time.
  2. Complete the form and continue following the instructions above.

Questions? Contact us »

Search (full-text articles): current (1980-present), online (2015-present) & historical with index (1851-2016)


The New York Times Book Review

Search (full-text articles): current (1988-present)


The New York Times Magazine

Search (full-text articles)current (1997-present)


The Sun [UK]

Search (full-text articles): historical (1996-2021)


The Times [U.K.]

Search (full-text articles): historical (1992-2021)


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The Wall Street Journal

Find breaking news and current headlines from the US and around the world.

Browse (full website access):

Available in browser on laptop/desktop (access to The Wall Street Journal apps is not available through the library).

How to access from any Oak Park library building (on any library computer or device connected to the library’s WiFi)

  1. Click the link above for “From any Oak Park library building.”
  2. First-time users will be prompted to create an account. See “Create an account” directions below »
    If you have previously created an account, click “SIGN IN” to enter your username and password.
  3. Once you have created an account or signed in, you can enjoy unlimited, full-site access.

How to access from anywhere outside the library

  1. Click the link above for “from anywhere outside the library.”
  2. Enter your Oak Park library card number when prompted.
  3. First-time users will be prompted to create an account. See “Create an account” directions below »
    If you have previously created an account through the library, click “SIGN IN” to enter your username and password.
  4. Once you have created an account and/or signed in, you will receive an email with an instant digital access code that gives you three days of full site access. Once your access expires, return to this page to request another three days of access.

Create an account

  1. Enter your first name, last name, and email address. Your email address will become your username.
  2. Create a password. A password must be 5-15 characters long, contain at least one letter and number, and may not contain spaces, %, £, & or +. You will need to remember this username and password to log in next time.
  3. Complete the form and continue following the instructions above.

Questions? Contact us »

Search (full-text articles): current (1984-present), online edition (2010-present) & historical (1889-2002)


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The Washington Post

Read the daily newspaper, find breaking news and analysis on politics, business, world national news, entertainment, and more.

Browse (full website access):

Available on iOSAndroid, Kindle Fire, and in browser on laptop/desktop. Need help? Explore FAQs for iOS, Android, and Kindle Fire devices »

How to access from any Oak Park library building (on any library computer or device connected to the library’s WiFi)

  • Click the link above for “From any Oak Park library building.”
  • Enjoy unlimited, full website access.

How to access from anywhere outside the library

  1. Click the link above for “from anywhere outside the library.”
  2. Enter your Oak Park library card number when prompted.
  3. First-time users will be prompted to create an account. Enter your email address or connect using an existing Amazon, Facebook, Google, or Apple account. If you have previously created an account through the library, enter your email address and password when prompted.
  4. If you created a new account, you will receive an email from The Washington Post with a link to set your password. Click the link in the email and follow the instructions to set a password. You will need to remember this username and password to log in next time.
  5. Once you have created an account and/or signed in, you will have seven days of full access. Once your access expires, return to this page to request another seven days of access.

Questions? Contact us »

Search (full-text articles): current (1986-present), online (2016-present) & historical (1877-2003)


Toronto Star

Browse (digital scan of print issue): current (November 2003-present)
Search (full-text articles): current (1985-present)


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TumbleBookLibrary

Collection of animated, talking picture books that teach young children the joys of reading in a format they’ll love, for primary school students. Available on iOSAndroid, and in browser on laptop/desktop. Need help? Explore the user guide »

Checkout periods & lending limits

  • No holds, no waiting, no limits
  • Borrow as many titles as you want

Special features

  • New book in each genre featured daily
  • A collection of read-along books

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