You have a file named `newspaper.py` in your working directory, and Python imports it instead of the library. Rename your file (and delete `__pycache__`), and `from newspaper import Article` works. This is the number-one cause of this exact string with newspaper3k installed.

## The error

```text
ImportError: cannot import name 'Article' from 'newspaper'
```

## Fix it

1. **Confirm the shadowing**

```
python -c "import newspaper; print(newspaper.__file__)"
```
Expected: if it prints a path in your project ending in `newspaper.py`, that file is the problem. A real install prints a site-packages path.

2. **Rename your file**

Rename `newspaper.py` to something like `news_scraper.py`, delete the `__pycache__` folder next to it, then:
```
python -c "from newspaper import Article; print('ok')"
```
Expected: prints `ok`.

## When this applies

- `from newspaper import Article` raises ImportError naming `Article`
- newspaper3k is definitely installed (`pip show newspaper3k` proves it)
- your script sits next to a file called `newspaper.py`

## When it does NOT apply

- `No module named 'newspaper'` means the install is missing
- an old newspaper3k version genuinely lacking Article would be a different (and very rare) problem; shadowing is almost always it

## Compatibility

All newspaper3k 0.9.x. The shadowing behavior is pure import semantics.

## Why it happens

The script's directory beats site-packages in Python's import order. Article-extraction scripts are very often saved as `newspaper.py` (it feels like the natural name), which makes the script shadow the very library it needs. Your file has no `Article` name in it, so the from-import fails.

## Edge cases

- Jupyter: a notebook named newspaper.ipynb in the working dir does the same. Rename and restart the kernel.
- If `newspaper.__file__` points at site-packages but Article is still missing, your newspaper3k install is corrupt. `pip install --force-reinstall newspaper3k`.