The Onion's Print Edition Thrives Amidst Digital Shift

Imagine a newspaper that makes fun of the news, called The Onion.

It used to be just on the internet, but now it's back in print, like a real newspaper you can hold.

People seem to like it!

They pay to get it in the mail.

Other magazines are doing the same, because it's different from reading everything online.

Print magazines don't change as fast as websites do, which can be more relaxing.

Even though the internet is still important, some magazines are making money by offering a print version.

The Onion's owners want to buy a website called Infowars, but it's complicated because of a legal case.