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Pick your topics, follow any keyword, add your city and your teams. Your brief starts with what you chose, not what an editor guessed.

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Keywords you follow
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Reuters
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02

Swipe. We learn.

Swipe right on a story to get more like it, left to get less. Each swipe nudges the weight of its topic, its outlet and its keywords, so tomorrow’s brief fits you tighter.

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SportsCenter

Fantasy football: the waiver pickups to grab now

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TechnologyLean Left

Chipmakers race to add capacity as AI demand climbs

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What we learn
▲ Technology▲ Wired▲ chips

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▼ Sports▼ ESPN▼ fantasy

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We write a short summary of each, link to the original, and show who else covered it. By email or in the app. Nothing you would want to miss.

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PoliticsCenter

Lawmakers reach a deal on a stopgap spending bill

Both parties claim a win, and each names a different sticking point.

L 2 · C 1 · R 2
You picked Politics5 outlets covering it
EconomyLean Left

Central bank holds rates steady as inflation cools

Officials want more data before cutting. Economists disagree about when.

L 1 · C 1 · R 1
You like ReutersThe other side’s take
LocalCenter

City council votes to extend late-night bus service

The pilot runs through spring. Riders and downtown businesses are split.

Your city: DenverJust in
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A weekly quiz on what happened, talking points for both sides, and a daily text with Plus. We help you stay sharp without doomscrolling.

GazzetWeekly quiz
Which agency announced the rate decision this week?
Treasury
The central bank
Commerce
Talking points
Your sideHolding rates protects jobs while prices settle.
Their sideWaiting risks keeping borrowing costs high for longer.
Your topics

Everything you care about. Nothing you do not.

Fifteen topics, your city, your teams, and any keyword you want to follow. Turn up what you love and tune out the rest.

PoliticsCongress, campaigns, the White House
WorldDiplomacy, conflict, other countries
Economy & BusinessMarkets, jobs, companies, prices
TechnologyAI, devices, the internet
Science & SpaceDiscoveries, research, space
HealthMedicine, public health, wellbeing
Climate & EnergyWeather, emissions, power
LocalYour city, down to your block
SportsGames, athletes, leagues
Culture & ArtsFilm, books, music, ideas
Law & JusticeCourts, crime, rights
LifestyleHome, style, relationships
Food & DrinkRecipes, restaurants, what to cook
TravelPlaces to go and how to get there
Personal FinanceSaving, spending, retirement
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Incredible sources. Global to your block.

171 national and international outlets, plus 76 local newsrooms in 48 cities. Every story links back to the original report.

247newsrooms
48cities with local news
300+teams you can follow
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The New York TimesThe Wall Street JournalLos Angeles TimesThe New YorkerThe AtlanticTIMEThe EconomistThe GuardianBBC NewsNPRPBS NewsHourNBC NewsABC NewsCBS NewsFox NewsPoliticoAxiosBloombergCNBCProPublicaThe HillVoxSlateWIREDThe VergeTechCrunchNatureESPNVarietyNew York PostNational ReviewReasonAl Jazeera EnglishDeutsche WelleHuffPostSalonThe Christian Science MonitorThe Washington TimesNewsweekThe Nation
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Most feeds make you guess. We show our work, and put the controls in your hands.

You picked TechnologyYou like Wired14 outlets are covering it

Why it’s here

Open any card and see exactly what put it in your feed: your topics, your outlets, your keywords, how many newsrooms are running it.

Left 3Center 7Right 14

Every side, and your blind spots

See how left, center and right are covering each story. Blind spots shows what one side is running and the other is ignoring, so you notice what you would have missed.

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Why Gazzet

Built to show you more, not keep you scrolling.

Most news apps pick for you and hide how. Here is the difference.

Most news appsGazzet
Who picks your storiesAn algorithm or one editor’s front pageYou do. Rate any outlet, swipe, follow topics, cities and teams
How many sides you seeOne outlet’s versionEvery story shows how left, center and right outlets covered it
What you are missingYou never find outBlind spots flag what the other side is running that you have not seen
Why a story shows upA mysteryEvery card says why it is here, in plain words
Ready to talk about itHeadlinesShort summaries, talking points for both sides, a weekly quiz
Your city and teamsA separate appIn the same feed, next to the national news
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  • Why it’s here, the left-to-right split and blind spots on every story
  • Rate every outlet and tune the mix
  • The test, your map, and a weekly quiz
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  • Your monthly Wrapped, and a card to share
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Where do the stories come from?

The public feeds of news outlets. You get a headline, a short summary we write, and a link to the original. We never reproduce articles.

How do you rate outlets?

We rate the outlet, never the article, using our own judgment and public media-bias ratings. Every rating is on the Sources page, and you are welcome to argue with them.

How does swiping work?

Swipe right on a story you want more of and left on one you do not. Each swipe adjusts your topics, outlets and keywords, so tomorrow’s brief fits you better.

Is the test scientific?

No. It is sixteen questions we use to sort your reading list. Retake it any time and your brief shifts.

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