American Compact Style Newspapers
These are usually newspapers that are distributed freely in newspaper boxes in small towns and use the compact format. Examples of current free compact newspapers are below.
- Express - Washington D.C. metropolitan area
- The Washington Examiner - Local newspaper for the northern Virginia/Washington D.C. area
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