I won't argue the POTM nomination, but I don't think Mick is accurate about US newspapers because I think they have a similar range of styles to UK newspapers. The best example I can think of is from the 1970's when New York was facing bankruptcy and sought a federal bailout. The Daily News, somewhat of a tabloid, ran the headline, "Ford to NY: Go to hell!" The New York Times, on the other hand, ran a "just the facts" headline that was much less memorable, and hence I don't remember it. Perusing a list of NYT headlines from the period, it might have been, "Ford says state must act first".
Most major cities in the US have quality non-tabloid newspapers. The New York Times, Boston Globe and LA Times come to mind. And most cities also have tabloid newspapers, though with our puritanical streak I doubt many run the daily nude pics that some British tabloids have.
--Percy