How to cite a newspaper article with no author in APA style using MS Word? I have cited a news story appeared in a newspaper with no author in APA style using MS Word 2013, but I don't know if I have done it in the right way. I classified it as "Article in a Periodical", but the outcome is different from the one I get from this web service (https://www.citethisforme.com/). Can I help me in this case?

MS Word version:

In-text: (Zarif: We’ve never claimed nuclear deal only favors Iran, 2015, p. 1)

In Bibliography: Zarif: We’ve never claimed nuclear deal only favors Iran. (2015, July 22). Tehran TImes(12321), p. 1.

Cite This For Me" version:

In-text: (Tehran Times, 2015)

In Bibliography: Tehran Times,. (2015). Zarif: We’ve never claimed nuclear deal only favors Iran, p. 1.

I feel that MS Word's version is correct, but its in-text citation seems awkward to me.
First, I must always advise that you speak to your professor and/or your university librarian as to what the accepted form would be at your University. Both as professors and Universities can vary slightly on the specifics of APA rules and due to the fact that what they say will be accepted. As far as APA 6th is concerned


  Title of article. (Year, month day). Title of publication, p. [or pp.]


So: 


  Zarif: We’ve never claimed nuclear deal only favors Iran. (2015, July 22). Tehran Times, p. 1.


would be the correct Biblio (provided one correctly indents it).

While In-text


  "First few words of the title", year, p. [or pp.]


So: ("Zarif: We've never claimed", 2015, p.1)

As confirmed at the University of Melborune, EasyBib, and APAstyle.org



One of those variance, by college and professor, is in-text citations and the use of page numbers. As some schools only require one to cite page numbers on direct quotes while others requires one to add page numbers in all instances

Another variance is with online articles, as online articles may not reference a page number (depends on format) but use the paragraph number or section title in the citation. Further, you would include a "Retrieved from full url here" at the end. (pp.171-172, APA Manual, 6th ed.)