As always when looking at the headlines, you’re going to see a lot of bad stuff happening. That’s because, in general, the positive isn’t news. Building things up takes time; disasters happen in moments. So here’s a quick reminder that things aren’t as bad as they appear at first glance.
That’s at the top because this week’s headlines (more…)
Television news and internet feeds all seem to report continuously on the same disasters over and over, inundating with crises and negative news until we start to burn out.
Well, friends, we’ve got you covered. The Not Fake News presents a lovely list of all the crises and negative news that major media forgot to mention. So sit back, relax, and start reading! (more…)
Hello and welcome to another exciting edition of the Update, where you’ll find a lot of news that never made the front page, for whatever reason — and not much that did make the front page, because we try to only report news here. If it ain’t news, why write about it?
Seriously: Why are they writing about so much that ain’t news? (more…)
Hello and welcome to another exciting edition of the Update, where you’ll find a lot of news that never made the front page, for whatever reason — and not much that did, because we try to only report news here. If it ain’t news, why write about it? (more…)
If watching the news gets you down, but you feel (rightly) ashamed of yourself for getting most of your information from Trevor Noah, Twitter, and Facebook, you’re in luck. Here’s the latest guilt-free info dump from The Not Fake News, aimed to make you feel less stressed in these fraught times.
So sit back, relax, and let the guilt fade as you learn more about the world around you than any ten minutes of CNN could ever provide. (more…)
During these fraught times (Syn: anxious, disquieting, distressing, nerve-wracking, tense, unsettling) it’s easy to lose track. Besides, sometimes it’s nice to just leave the television off and ignore the news. It can get overwhelming out there.
So whether you missed things accidentally or were wisely saving up your spoons, here’s today’s update of the actual news (not fake!) with special focus on what’s getting missed by major media.
So. Are you sitting comfortably? …Good. Let’s begin. (more…)
During these fraught times (n. freight; cargo {archaic}) it’s easy to lose track of major happenings in our country and the world around us. Plus, sometimes it’s nice to just leave the television turned off and ignore the news. It can get overwhelming.
So whether you just want to catch up on anything you might have missed or have instead gone out of your way to miss everything you could, here’s today’s update of the actual news (not fake!) with special focus on what’s getting missed by major media.
So. Are you sitting comfortably? …Good. Let’s begin. (more…)
During these fraught times (and when were times last not fraught?!) it’s easy to lose track of major happenings in our country and the world around us. Plus, sometimes it’s nice to just leave the television turned off and ignore the news. It can get overwhelming.
So whether you just want to catch up on anything you might have missed or have instead gone out of your way to miss everything you could, here’s today’s update of the actual news (not fake!) with special focus on what’s getting missed by major media.
So. Are you sitting comfortably? (more…)
During these fraught times (and when exactly are times not fraught?) it’s easy to lose track of major happenings in our country and the world around us. Plus, sometimes it’s nice to just leave the television turned off and ignore the news. It can get overwhelming.
So whether you just want to catch up on anything you might have missed or have instead gone out of your way to miss everything you could, here’s today’s update of the actual news — nothing fake — with special focus on what’s not being talked about by major media. It’s only been a couple of days since our last update, but they’ve been busy ones. (more…)
As always, there’s a focus on some headline stories and a perhaps unconscious stifling of others. Here’s what’s going on now, and what’s been going on, while you’ve been doing other things.
– The French ran a sub-launched ballistic missile (more…)
