Feeds from American publishers: national newspapers and broadcasters, the big technology sites, AI research labs, science magazines and a few entertainment trades. Each line shows the most recent headline and how often the feed publishes, so you can tell a firehose from a weekly read before you subscribe.
The VergeUnited States · Technology · ≈87 a day DeadlineUnited States · Film & TV · ≈186 a day ColliderUnited States · Film & TV · ≈145 a day VarietyUnited States · Film & TV · ≈197 a day MacRumorsUnited States · Technology · ≈12 a day GizmodoUnited States · Technology · ≈84 a day The HillUnited States · Politics · ≈176 a day 9to5MacUnited States · Technology · ≈15 a day ZDNETUnited States · Technology · ≈5 a day PCWorldUnited States · Technology · ≈9 a day EngadgetUnited States · Technology · ≈12 a day MashableUnited States · Technology · ≈72 a day MakeUseOfUnited States · Technology · ≈51 a day SlashdotUnited States · Technology · ≈10 a day WiredUnited States · Technology · ≈12 a day IndieWireUnited States · Film & TV · ≈11 a day CNETUnited States · Technology · ≈8 a day NPR NewsUnited States · News · ≈40 a day PoliticoUnited States · Politics · ≈5 a day Moz BlogUnited States · Marketing · ≈1 a week xkcdUnited States · Culture · ≈3 a week
Some well-known outlets, such as the Associated Press and Reuters, no longer publish public feeds; for those we list a Google News search feed of their site. Prefer to follow fewer sources? Start with one newspaper, one tech site and one magazine, and add more once the habit sticks.