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Newspaper Nation The newest addition to Washington D.C.'s attractions is an exhibit that changes every day behind plexiglass sheets. The front pages of hundreds of newspapers from around the country and the world stand outside the future site of The Newseum, or museum of news. From The Los Angeles Times to the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle, NPR's Andrea Seabrook reports the exhibit makes it easy to see the daily news all in one sweep.

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The newest addition to Washington D.C.'s attractions is an exhibit that changes every day behind plexiglass sheets. The front pages of hundreds of newspapers from around the country and the world stand outside the future site of The Newseum, or museum of news. From The Los Angeles Times to the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle, NPR's Andrea Seabrook reports the exhibit makes it easy to see the daily news all in one sweep.