NEWSPAPERS

The New York Times. My favorite site on the web (yes, it's even better than the Perseus Project): offers tons of info in exchange for some of your private information...
The Chattanooga Times. Good for the local stories.
The Onion. For those post-Times blues.

MAGAZINES & WEBZINES

Arts & Letters Daily: looks perfect for the "chained-to-my-dreams-to-one-day-wed-an-18-year-old-student-of-mine-in-a-tweed-tuxedo" crowd (e.g., me, to a T).
The Atlantic Unbound. The Atlantic Monthly Online. Fairly developed site (may even offer more than the printed, more expensive version!).
Harper's Magazine. Only offers the Harper's Index and the table of contents for the current print issue. Pretty crappy sales ethic for an .org site...
The MoJo Wire--Mother Jones Interactive.
The New Republic. Highlights from the printed magazine & plenty of archived articles.
Salon Magazine. I've been holding out on making a link to this overhyped webzine, whose cocky Californian article-titles seriously call into question whether or not Intelligence exists on the West Coast. But here it is...
Science. Some free material from the online magazine (in exchange for filling out a marketing survey).
SUCK.com. Are you sick and tired of the sardonic voice of my generation (i.e., X) which has metastasized across every nook and cranny of our burgeoning technoculture, from hip-retro Mountain Dew ads to self-deconstructing Disney flicks straight to the ironic preachments against irony of the well-spoken (yet somehow not quite Romantic) David Foster-Wallace? Suck.com teeters on the hypertropic cliff of the voice of 90's media, criticizing everything from Big-Business Charity to Big-Business, all with that all-too-flippant, overeducated albeit emotionally unstable tone of ranting... But I gotta give credit: they do it better than anybody else! Each article, updated every weekday, contains a number of useless links, perfect for a rainy-angst day...
Utne Reader Online.
Slate. Sure, it's a Microshaft project, but Michael Kinsley (of Sally-Jessie-style-red-rimmed-glasses CNN Crossfire fame) runs the thing. WARNING: IT'LL COST YA $$$.

RADIO

National Public Radio, wonderful site with transcripts and realaudio.