Our approach
A clearer view of the day.
NewsWarden brings reporting from different publishers into one manageable briefing. Get the gist, check the sources, and keep your day.
A little context. Less scrolling.
Briefs brings you a lead story and two supporting reports in each of nations, technology, culture, and people. Switch to Headlines for the top five stories in each category, in a compact list. Use More in either view to keep exploring five stories at a time. Open a headline for its context and original reporting, or explore the full feed. Save stories in your browser or share them with someone, with no account required.
Sources you can see.
Our summaries use AI assistance. They should distinguish reported facts, attributed claims, and uncertainty. Source links let you check the reporting and compare how publishers cover the same event. More sources indicate broader coverage; they do not automatically establish a claim as true. Editorial and community labels should describe how a story was actually selected.
Our perspective, openly.
NewsWarden is shaped by Christian faith and welcomes readers from every background. We aim to cover people with dignity, describe disagreements fairly, and leave room for your own judgment. Where a story includes a Scripture reflection, it is separate from the news summary.
How stories stay current.
Each ingress run reviews the news and refreshes the briefing. The edition date changes when its stories or coverage change. Publication dates remain attached to the original reporting; an update label marks a change observed in a story already in the briefing.
A quieter way to support the work.
We keep promotions separate from the news. NewsWarden is built by the team behind BibleWarden. You can learn about sponsorships or support our work on Patreon.