📰 Building Personalized News Feeds

We're on a mission to create personalized, multi-source news feeds for communities around the world. Just like msot.news aggregates news from 150+ sources to give you a comprehensive view of world events and tech/business news, we want to build custom feeds tailored to your community's interests.

🎯 What We're Building

Imagine having a dedicated news page that:

🌟 Why This Matters

In today's fragmented information landscape, communities need curated, multi-source news feeds that cut through the noise. Whether you're a:

📝 Submit Your Community

Help us understand your community's needs! Fill out the form below to express your interest in a personalized news feed. Tell us about your community and what sources would be valuable to track.

🚀 Submit Your Community

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Help us identify the best sources for your community

💡 What Happens Next?

Once you submit your community information:

  1. We'll review your submission and assess the feasibility of creating a custom news feed
  2. We'll reach out via email to discuss your needs in more detail
  3. We'll build a prototype feed tailored to your community's interests
  4. You'll get early access to test and provide feedback
  5. We'll iterate and improve based on your community's needs

🤝 Join the Movement

We believe in the power of multiple sources of truth. By bringing together diverse perspectives and trusted sources, we can help communities stay informed, engaged, and empowered.

Ready to get started? Fill out the form above and let's build something amazing together!

Multiple Sources of Truth

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Spies, drones and blowtorches: How the US captured Maduro

An extraordinary mission dubbed "Operation Absolute Resolve" saw elite troops breach the Venezuelan president's fortified compound.
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'A long road ahead': Venezuelans react to Maduro's arrest with hope and worry

Caracas residents worry about what comes after US intervention in their country amid a tense political climate.
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'Deeply shocked': World leaders react to US attack on Venezuela

There has been a mixed reaction to a large-scale strike on Venezuela and Maduro's capture by the US.
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At least 30 dead and multiple people abducted after gunmen raid village in Nigeria

Local residents said security forces had yet to arrive in the area, contradicting the police claim that they had deployed officers to search for those kidnapped

What’s next for Venezuela – and who is in charge of the country?

The overnight raid, which has shocked the international community, came after months of growing tensions between US and Venezuela

Activist Group Claims Responsibility for Berlin Power Outage

The German activist network Volcano Group claimed responsibility for an arson attack that cut power to about 50,000 households and 2,000 businesses in southwest Berlin on Saturday.
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Trump wants U.S. oil companies in Venezuela. Here's what to know

President Trump wants more U.S. oil companies to "go in" to Venezuela. But there are economic, historical, and climate reasons that may not be easy. Here's what you need to know about oil in Venezuela.
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Rubio sets out US demands for Venezuela’s remaining leaders

Washington is controlling Caracas through naval embargo on oil exports, secretary of state says
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Maduro capture: What’s at stake for China’s economic interests in Venezuela

China is Venezuela’s largest creditor and, by far, its largest buyer of oil, accounting for more than 80 per cent of crude exports.
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Trump Snatches Maduro But Leaves His Regime in Charge for Now

Hours after President Donald Trump stunned the world by saying the US plans to “run” Venezuela, uncertainty over what that means and who is in charge loomed over the South American nation.
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Starmer Says Ousting Him in 2026 Would Send Britain Into Chaos

Prime Minister Keir Starmer warned his governing Labour Party that removing him in 2026 would plunge Britain into “utter chaos” and open the door to a far-right government.
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South Korea’s Lee Arrives in China Amid Rising Regional Tensions

South Korea’s President Lee Jae Myung has arrived in Beijing for his first China trip since taking office, as Seoul looks to steady ties with a key economic partner at a time of rising regional tensions.
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