Eto News
Eto News is a daily email newsletter that delivers a single, balanced news story by gathering accounts of current events from multiple, often opposing sources. Each brief presents one event, lists every source used, and highlights where accounts agree or conflict without hiding contradictions to claim false neutrality. The newsletter avoids algorithmic feeds, recommendations, and engagement tricks, ending each day's brief the same way it started.
Readers get one email per day with no follow-up prompts, and can unsubscribe easily from every issue. Past editions are archived on the site, and an RSS feed provides access to full briefs for those who prefer their own reader. The focus is on transparency: you see every source, every contradiction, and no hidden corrections.
📰 Single-story focus covering one event in depth instead of a feed of 8 unrelated headlines
🔍 Full source transparency naming every outlet used so you see who reported what
⚖️ Conflict disclosure where accounts disagree and are stated in plain words
📧 Exactly one email per day with no endless scrolling or follow-up prompts
📡 RSS feed available with one item per edition for your own reader without visiting the site
Delivers one clear, balanced story per day without algorithmic distractions
Shows every source used and highlights contradictions to avoid false neutrality
No endless feeds or recommendations, just concise and transparent briefs
Easy unsubscribe process with no hidden follow-ups or engagement tricks
Archived editions and RSS feed for readers who prefer their own tools
Limited to one story per day, which may not suit users wanting multiple updates
No mobile app, relying on email and RSS for access
How does Eto News avoid bias in its reporting?
Eto News does not hide contradictions or delete conflicting accounts. If sources disagree, the brief states it clearly and names each side.
Can I read past editions of Eto News?
Yes, Eto News archives all past editions on the site so you can browse them by date to see how different events were covered.
Is there an RSS feed for Eto News?
Yes, Eto News provides an RSS feed with one item per edition, letting you read full briefs in your own reader.
How often does Eto News publish new briefs?
Eto News publishes one brief each day, delivered via email with no extra recommendations, follow-ups, or related stories.
What happens if only one side covers a story?
Eto News will tell you if only outlets from one perspective reported an event, showing that measurement instead of a quietly corrected version.
Can I unsubscribe easily from Eto News?
Yes, every email from Eto News includes an unsubscribe link in the footer, making it simple to stop receiving updates.
How does Eto News choose which sources to include?
Eto News selects sources across the political spectrum and media landscape, aiming for a broad range of perspectives on each event covered.

