Welcome to the Daily Source

Other news outlets: think it’s only news if it’s bad. They have mostly bad news with a bit of good news.

DailySource: The news shouldn’t just be depressing. It should also hearten and inspire. Plus, including good news is far more accurate: even when a bad event happens in one place, positive things occur in others. So, we track our ratio of good to bad news, and at least a third of our content at all times is good news.

Other news outlets: focus almost entirely on the top 20% of people: those making over $7 per hour.

DailySource: We aim for the most good for the most people. So half of our content is about people in the bottom half: those making under $1.5 an hour. 16 million die yearly because they earn so little. It’s the biggest problem in the world, but the media ignores it because they're not located here. They also have it far worse with human rights, slavery, democracy, infrastructure, clean water and other key things.

Other news outlets: focus on single occurences with lots of useless minutiae that don’t tell you much, and even give you a false impression.

DailySource: We tell you what’s really happening. For example, in a year in which suicide drops 18%, if you read five stories about individual suicides, you’ll wrongly think it’s on the rise. If instead you read one story saying it’s dropped, you get the right info with 80% less time. The choice is yours: be misinformed with more effort, or be well informed with less effort.