News · eight wires
Read the wire,
not the ranking.
Eight desks, and not one of them is a ranking model. Each reads a public feed directly and shows what it actually returned — newest first, de-duplicated, with the source named on every card. Where a desk has nothing, it says so rather than filling the space.
Pick a door
Docket
The courts, as they rule
New opinions as they land across the Supreme Court and thirteen circuits, full-text searchable, with fresh dockets and every judge’s seats.
News Hub
The flagship desk, all of it at once
Live feed, global snapshot, crypto pulse and X Pulse on one console — the whole of the site’s flagship news desk, in both editions.
Newsy
Fifteen wires, newest first
World, USA, business, tech and the Middle East read straight from the source, de-duplicated, with no ranking model between you and the story.
Tech News
The tech wire, plus a probe deck
A live news wire beside a full network probe deck: breaking, world, politics and business feeds, an RSS explorer and seven-continent tests.
Rules
Today’s Federal Register, read live
The current issue counted by type and listed in full, what agencies filed today for tomorrow, every comment period closing inside thirty days.
Recall
Five federal registers, merged
FDA food, drug and device enforcement, USDA FSIS notices and CPSC product recalls — each card stamped with its agency, hazard and federal class.
Pulse
Wikipedia edits as an oscilloscope
Wikimedia’s public firehose held open, drawn as a rolling sixty-second trace across twelve language editions, human edits in ink and bots dimmer.
Press Room
Twenty million pages of newsprint
A live reading room over the Library of Congress’s American newspaper archive, 1789–1963 — then a hand-drawn US map inked by the term’s hits.