WorldVerdict: News You Judge

WorldVerdict is a daily news app with one thing added: after you read the story, you say what you think of it — and so does everyone else, in every country, in their own language. HOW A STORY WORKS Our AI writes each story three times: what happened, the strongest case one way, and the strongest case the other way. Then the story opens to a vote. You see the result immediately — the split, and how it breaks down country by country. A story that looks settled where you live is often not settled somewhere else, and that is usually the interesting part. FIFTEEN LANGUAGES, THE SAME STORY Every story appears in all fifteen languages the moment it is published — the headline, the summary, both cases and the poll — and the full article follows in yours: Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Hindi, Indonesian, Thai, Vietnamese and Arabic. This is not fifteen separate apps with different news. It is one story, one vote, and readers in fifteen languages arguing over it together. Comments come in from every language, and any of them can be read in yours. READ WITHOUT AN ACCOUNT You can read every story, vote on every poll and play every game without signing up. An account is only needed if you want your votes and scores to follow you to another device. DISCUSSION THAT IS NOT MODERATED FOR AGREEMENT Disagree freely, sharply, unpopularly. We remove illegal, hateful, discriminatory and abusive content — and we do not remove a comment because someone disliked it. Every comment can be reported. A report is judged the moment it arrives: a clear violation is hidden immediately, and anything borderline goes to a person. A GAME EVERY DAY Four change every day: general knowledge, a mind quiz with no right answers, a crowd-guess round where you try to predict what most readers picked, and sudoku. A 16-type personality test sits alongside them. Each one can be sent to a friend as a challenge. WHAT WE DO NOT DO We take no side. Every story exists to inform, not to persuade — that is the reason the opposing case is written as carefully as the one we might agree with. We do not sell your reading history. Analytics only start after you agree to them, and if you decline, nothing is recorded. We store your country, never your address, never your precise location, never your IP. AI DISCLOSURE Stories, translations, summaries and games on WorldVerdict are written by AI from published reporting, and every story links the sources it was written from, so you can check it yourself. Translations are machine output and are not individually reviewed. SUPPORT WorldVerdict is free. Readers who want to keep it independent can support it; the support is voluntary and no article, vote, game or comment is ever behind it. Read. Vote. Argue.