World Pulse Now

WP Now shows you what the world is talking about — all in one place.
We bring together trending stories from a wide mix of reliable sources and organize them by topic, so it’s easy to follow what matters across U.S. news, world events, markets, tech, science, and more.
Now with translation support — instantly read summaries and insights in your preferred language.

Each article comes with a short editorial note that explains the bigger picture — why the story matters or what’s happening behind the scenes. It’s not just headlines — it’s clarity.

You can also filter stories by sentiment — choose to view all coverage, or focus only on articles with a generally positive or negative tone.

What Makes WP Now Different?

Real-Time Updates
Stories are updated hourly from hundreds of trusted sources. Our system detects momentum and highlights emerging themes as they unfold.

Smart Summaries
Complex headlines are distilled into clear summaries — helping you understand fast without losing depth.

Editor’s Notes
Get concise, human-edited commentary that provides context and meaning to important stories.

Sentiment Filters
Browse the news by tone — view all stories, or filter to show only positive or negative sentiment.

Save & Organize
Bookmark any article to revisit later. Your personal news library is always available — even offline.

Notifications, Your Way
Get alerts for the stories and topics you care about most. You choose what’s important — we’ll notify you in real time.

Offline Reading
Access saved articles without an internet connection — anytime, anywhere.

Listen on the Go
Turn news into audio and listen to stories hands-free. Perfect for commutes, workouts, or anytime you’d rather listen than scroll.

Editorial Oversight
We combine intelligent systems with human review. Every story is checked for accuracy, tone, and framing. You can even report articles, and our editors will re-review them.

Always Updating. Always Free.
We never gate stories behind paywalls or optimize for outrage. WP Now is built for readers — not algorithms.