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I agree with Ming's choices. Just realize that the USA today is a little more popular than the NYT or WSJ. And that the WSJ has more of a business slant. (I.e. they don't go in depth on general news. They do a lot of concentrates on front page and will sometimes have a single article covering a news issue, where a normal paper would have serveral.)
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I would also differentiate between ed and op-ed opinions and the news stories. Editorials, you know will be slanted in a particular way. what is interesting is to see how the news is played. If you really want to do a control, you should go there and experience it and do some of your own reporting. That way, you can make a comparison to direct observation.Comment
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Oh, one more thing: The WSJ has a Europe edition. Make sure that you get the regular (stateside) edition. And the NYT may have a foreign edition too. You need the stateside one. (and not the Heritage which is WP/NYT mixed and overseas.)Comment
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