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Experience the simplicity of following ABC News in real time from across US and the globe on your Android device by downloading News Reader for ABC News application. This free to download, easy to use, intuitive and visually appealing news app with its tiled interface captures fresh and recent news and headlines.

When you want to know what’s happening, tap into the global news gathering power of ABC News. With correspondents and bureaus reporting from across the world, no other news source even comes close. Find the latest breaking news and information on the top stories, weather, business, entertainment, politics, and more.

You can browse ABC News topics:

- Top Stories

- World Headlines

- US Headlines

- Politics Headlines

- The Blotter from Brian Ross

- Cuomo on the Case

- Money Headlines

- Technology Headlines

- Health Headlines

- Entertainment Headlines

- Travel Headlines

- ESPN Sports

- World News Headlines

- 20/20 Headlines

- Primetime Headlines

- Nightline Headlines

- Good Morning America Headlines

- This Week Headlines

★ Features of ABC News Reader app:

• Bookmarks

• Feed search with many millions of feeds

• Backup to save your favorite feeds and bookmarks with ease

• Pocket integration to read your bookmarked articles from any device

• Chrome Custom Tabs to browse websites inside the app

• Automatic caching, so you can also read articles offline

• Automatic download of articles in the background (called sync)

• OPML import to import feeds from feedly

• Zoomable text to have a bigger article text

• AMP to browse websites faster (much faster)

• Readability mode to reparse articles and get the whole content

• And many many more features...

* If you like our app, please take a moment to rate us in the Play Store. For bug reports or complaints, email [email protected]. We read and reply every message. We are always available any new feature you think is missing in this app.

Disclaimer: This app is not affiliated nor related with ABC News. The content the app shows comes from ABC News publicly available RSS feeds which retains all copyrights and thus the app is not to be held responsible for any of the content displayed.