The phrase "the newspaper features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the content or highlights of a newspaper, such as articles, columns, or special sections.
Example: "In today's edition, the newspaper features an exclusive interview with the mayor."
Alternatives: "the newspaper highlights" or "the newspaper showcases".
Both men are keen Guardian readers and the newspaper features prominently in The Bourne Ultimatum.
The newspaper features news, editorials, opinions, features, entertainment, and sports.
Published since 1900, the newspaper features news from Poole, Bournemouth and the surrounding area.
The edition of the newspaper featured a picture of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher on its front page and appeared to antagonise the crowd.
The front page of the newspaper featured a photograph of Jon Stewart standing, legs splayed, with the heads of Morsi and Youssef superimposed between his knees.
On Friday, true to form, the newspaper featured an article in that space under the headline, "U.S. President's Visit Hailed as New Landmark in Bilateral Ties".
On Tuesday, the newspaper featured Mr. Depardieu on its front page, along with an editorial deploring his "absence of moral sense" and insisting that the flight of the rich represents "a danger for democracy and solidarity".
Why was the newspaper featuring a story on something that's so unpopular?
Designed to put forward news from across Europe with his own Marxist interpretation of events, the newspaper featured Marx as a primary writer and the dominant editorial influence.
The newspaper featured "stories from home, cartoons, pictures of pin-up girls and girlfriends and articles about camp sports and activities".
Since Ira Ewing prides himself on being, as it were, a standup guy, a solid citizen, someone who will hear no suggestion that his family is not all-American, basic, and down-to-earth, he has not been inclined to discuss his domestic trials, and has tried to keep the newspapers featuring April Lalear from his mother.
