DailySource: Quality News from Around the Internet

Dear reader,

We're excited to be coming out with a new content focus and new design in the near future that is similar to but different than our current focus. We are pausing publishing so we can create it. We’ll launch the revised site near the start of April, and look forward to seeing you then. We’ll email all registered users, Facebook fans and Twitter followers when we launch. Registering only takes a minute. Click here to register, follow us on Twitter, or friend us on Facebook.

— The DailySource Team

Other Topics

DailySource

Current problems in the media

The growing impact of the Internet

Benefits the site provides

Why we have higher quality news

How we choose articles

My DailySource

Sign-in

Free registration

Make us your homepage

Media Resources

Media organizations list

Contact media sources

Writing a letter to the editor

Media quotes

Other Resources

Career and jobs

Call, email or fax your elected officials

Nonprofit Organizations

Over 1.2 million donation options

27,000 volunteer openings

Nonprofit resources

DailySource
is a nonprofit
news site.
Please
Donate

To donate by check or credit card, click the graphic above.

We are a 501(c)3 charity so donations are tax-deductible.

To find all the ways you can help, click here.

Shop and Donate

Use the search box below, and Amazon will donate 4-7 percent of any purchase you make to us.

Other Items

Website monitoring
for DailySource
provided for free by
WatchMouse

Click here
to follow our news
updates on Twitter

Subscribe to our
feeds via

Hundreds of workers protest the actions of major banks and investment businesses outside the Bank of America building before marching towards AIG offices in Chicago, Ill. (Photo by M. Spencer Green / AP)

US to Iran 'promise of a new beginning'

President Barack Obama reached out to Iran in a video message offering "the promise of a new beginning" that is "grounded in mutual respect." The message is a dramatic shift in tone from that of the Bush administration.

CNN

Obama reaches out to Iran

BBC

Millions strike in France

France's train network, airports and utilities were hit by work stoppages, the second major strike in two months, as unions mobilized against the government's response to the economic downturn.

International Herald Tribune

A million march in anger over Sarkozy

Times Online

Obama seeks to defuse uproar over AIG

U.S. President Barack Obama sought to tamp down public anger over the AIG bonus scandal and refocus Americans' attention on the bigger picture — his administration's efforts to fix the economy.

Reuters

House approves 90 percent tax on bonuses

MarketWatch

Dodd's political stock tumbles

San Francisco Chronicle

Rep. Barney Frank questions AIG president

YouTube

Private inspections of food companies seen as weak link in self-regulation

The mortgage meltdown exposed the weakness of self-regulation in financial markets. Now the salmonella outbreak is doing the same for the food industry.

Examiner

Ex-Bush administration official says many at Gitmo are innocent

Many detainees locked up at Guantanamo Bay were innocent men swept up by U.S. forces unable to distinguish enemies from noncombatants, a former Bush admin- istration official said.

Newsweek

Ex-Bush aide: Most at Gitmo don't pose threat

NY Daily News

The World in Photos .........................................................................
Actors of “Slumdog Millionaire” model at India Fashion week in New Delhi, India. (Photo by Mustafa Quraishi / AP)	A blossoming purple-leaf plum tree at the Spring River Zoo in Roswell, N.M., is abuzz with honeybee activity. (Photo by Mark Wilson / AP)	Billy Bob Thornton and the Boxmasters perform at the SXSW Music Festival in Austin, Texas. (Photo by Jack Plunkett / AP)