A daily press for a connected world
The news, from the documents and the data it came from.
The Daily Press is an international news site built on one rule: every item restates what a government, a court, an agency or a dataset actually said, with the source linked, and nothing else added. No opinion, no outrage, no rewrite of someone else's reporting. It is being built in public, one section at a time.
What is coming, in order
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World risk & weather
Hurricanes in every basin, earthquakes, floods, heat and volcanic activity on one page, with a plain-language risk meter read from the agencies that measure them: USGS, the hurricane and typhoon centers, GDACS, Copernicus.
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World affairs, economy, justice
Parliaments, cabinets, treaties, central banks, statistics offices, courts and regulators, restated the day they publish, each with its document attached.
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Elections everywhere
Every national election on the calendar in the same format for every candidate and every side, with results from the official body and nothing from anyone else.
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A world calendar and a daily briefing
What is scheduled, from votes to launches to rate decisions, and one email a day that reads it all back in a few minutes.
Built by the makers of PompanoBeach.News, where the same rule runs a city's news: facts and public records, sourced and dated, free to read.