World Signal Feed is an automated news aggregator. It collects headlines, brief excerpts, and links from third-party publishers and displays them in a single feed. We are not the author, editor, publisher, or verifier of any article shown here. All content originates with the outlets listed in section D and remains their intellectual property.
We make no warranty about the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of any content shown here. Several things can cause what you see to differ from what the source intended:
Refresh delay. The server updates each source at most once per minute. A correction or retraction published moments ago may not yet be reflected.
Snippet truncation. Descriptions are cut at 300 characters. A qualification, correction, or key figure that falls after the cut is not shown.
Category errors. Headlines are categorised automatically by a keyword algorithm. It makes mistakes; a story may appear under the wrong heading.
Feed errors. Malformed XML or encoding issues in a source feed can produce garbled text or wrong publication dates.
We accept no responsibility for any loss or damage arising from reliance on content displayed here, the accuracy or legality of third-party articles we link to, or interruption of this service. We did not write the articles; we cannot correct them.
We aggregate from the following publishers via their publicly available RSS/Atom feeds or public JSON APIs. Headlines and excerpts are reproduced solely to link readers to the original article. All copyright and moral rights remain with the respective publishers. Inclusion is not an endorsement of, or affiliation with, any outlet.
Used to build the site. This application was developed with the assistance of Claude (Anthropic), an AI coding assistant. A human operator directed and reviewed all changes.
Not used on content. No AI model processes, summarises, rewrites, or generates any content shown to users at runtime. Headlines and excerpts are reproduced verbatim from source feeds.
No human hand-picks or reorders individual stories. There is no sponsored or promoted content. Stories surface based on a formula: 60% source authority (a fixed score per publication) and 40% recency (linear decay over six days). The final display order is purely chronological.
The source list itself is a curatorial choice — it reflects which outlets the operator considers worth following. Sources from many regions, languages, and political traditions are not represented.