News as Facts

News as Facts presents global news as concise facts for readers who want a short update.

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About News as Facts

News as Facts publishes daily global news as short fact statements organized by date and topic, such as arts, disasters, law and politics. Each item names its source outlets and provides link and embed options, and each daily edition shows an estimated reading time. The page also displays market figures for the S&P 500, BTC and WTI oil, with a notice that news comes from Wikipedia and market data comes from CNBC and shows when they were last updated. The site is available on web and Android in English.

Key features

  • Daily news summaries organized by date and topic category
  • Estimated reading time shown for each daily edition
  • Each fact lists original sources such as Reuters and AP
  • Market figures for S&P 500, BTC, and WTI oil
  • Link and embed options for individual news items
  • Theme editor to hide slogan and market section
Best for: Readers who want a short daily overview of global events with source links.
Good for
  • Each item cites its news sources with links
  • Shows when news and market data were last updated
  • Daily editions show estimated reading time
Watch out for
  • News summaries are derived from Wikipedia rather than original reporting

News as Facts at a glance

Official website
newsasfacts.com
Type
Publication
Platforms
Android, Web
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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News as Facts FAQ

Where does the news and market data come from?
The site states that news comes from Wikipedia and market data comes from CNBC.
Do stories include their sources?
Yes, each fact lists outlets such as Reuters, AP, Al Jazeera or BBC News with links.
How long does a daily edition take to read?
Each date header lists an estimate, such as 1 minute or 2.2 minutes in the examples shown.
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