Top news app

Here are some of the top news apps across various platforms:

iOS:

Apple News (free) - A built-in news app that aggregates content from various sources.
The New York Times (free, with subscription options) - A popular news app from one of the world's leading newspapers.
CNN (free) - A news app from the popular cable news network.
Fox News (free) - A news app from the popular cable news network.
The Wall Street Journal (free, with subscription options) - A news app from one of the world's leading business newspapers.

Android:

Google News (free) - A news app that aggregates content from various sources.
Inshorts (free) - A popular news app that provides bite-sized news updates.
News360 (free) - A news app that aggregates content from various sources and allows users to customize their feed.
Flipboard (free) - A news app that allows users to create their own personalized magazine.
AP News (free) - A news app from the Associated Press that provides up-to-date news coverage.

Cross-platform:

Flipboard (free) - Available on both iOS and Android.
Apple News (free) - Available on both iOS and macOS.
Google News (free) - Available on both Android and iOS.
Newsweek (free, with subscription options) - Available on both iOS and Android.
The Guardian (free, with subscription options) - Available on both iOS and Android.

Other notable mentions:

Reddit News (free) - A news app that aggregates content from Reddit's various subreddits.
Newsify (free) - A news app that aggregates content from various sources and allows users to customize their feed.
Feedly (free) - A news app that aggregates content from various sources and allows users to customize their feed.
Pulse News (free) - A news app that aggregates content from various sources and allows users to customize their feed.
Zite (free) - A news app that aggregates content from various sources and allows users to customize their feed.

Note: The availability and features of these apps may vary depending on your location and device.