In today s internet, headlines have become traps. They tease. They mislead. They make you click, only to find that the story is nothing like what you expected. We built oneminutenews.org as a response to the clickbait age. Our mission is simple: Give you the news in straightforward language and rank them based on their importance. The result? Clear, honest, no-fluff headlines that tell you exactly what happened, the way real journalism used to.

Here are some examples, we turn this:

Bank of Japan just raised short-term interest rates to 0.75% from 0.5% the first hike in 30 years and a unanimous decision signaling the end of decades of near-zero rates and massive easing.

Governor Kazuo Ueda will explain the move later today. This is a landmark shift for the world s third-largest economy.

This is one of the trending news today, that is exact kind of quiet-but-massive development that people actually need to know about. At One Minute News we actually lean on AI to:

Read the quick summary from the landing page of One Minute News and this is what I got:

• Trump admin quietly green-lights Nvidia shipping its most powerful H200 AI chips to China despite military risks

• JP Morgan just poached Berkshire s Todd Combs with a $10B defense/aerospace war chest

• US Congress about to pass NDAA that will choke American investment into Chinese biotech and tech

• Advanced economies everywhere are jacking up military spending and onshoring factories to cut China reliance

• Australia moving to ban social media for under-16s (global dominoes may fall)

• A 3-year-old Palestinian girl killed in Rafah child death toll since ceasefire now 136

• Indian markets tanking: Sensex -0.71%, Nifty -0.86% on rate fears and FII outflows

What you can do with One Minute News in just one minute:
Select the tags you re actually interested in!

Boom ~ from that moment on, every day you ll get only the news that matches your selected tags.
No noise, no distractions, and you ll never miss what s important to you.

Which headline caught your eye in One Minute News?

• Japan says Chinese J-15s repeatedly locked fire-control radar on its F-15Js near Okinawa Tokyo files strong protest

• US Deputy Secretary of State slams EU s $140M fine on X: undermines transatlantic security

• China s jets again lock radar on Japanese fighters near Taiwan tensions rising fast

• Indonesia cyclone death toll passes 90, homes of 100k+ destroyed

• Hong Kong holds patriots only elections amid anger over deadly fire that killed 159

• Goa nightclub explosion kills 25+, mostly staff and tourists

  

I read all of that in 52 seconds. No clickbait, just the actual world, ranked and distilled news.

Headline:
Global finance faces potential restructuring due to hyperinflated asset markets, excess credit, and misallocation of savings leading to a potentially severe crash.

• Read the full neutral summary in 38 seconds

• Direct link to the original article

• Zero hype, zero doom-scroll

Every day we surface the 8 10 news that actually matter (not just what s trending).

I think this is a good way to take ~60 seconds to stay genuinely informed, what do you think?

If you ve ever opened 17 tabs of breaking news, felt your soul leave your body, then closed them all and whispered, I ll catch up later (knowing full well you never will)

One Minute News is the quiet morning newspaper that never existed for our generation: one calm page, no noise, no rage bait, just the handful of stories that will actually matter next week, next month, next year, distilled so clearly you can finish the whole thing while standing in line for coffee.

60 seconds summary of what happened around the world:

Before social media people woke up, opened a newspaper (or turned on the evening news), and in 10 15 minutes they actually knew what mattered in the world that day.

Today? Most people under 30 get their news from 3-second TikToks, meme pages, and whatever outrage is trending on their timeline. Important stories get buried. Context disappears. Nuance dies.

The result: an entire generation that s chronically online but chronically uninformed.
One of the news today:

In today s internet, headlines have become traps. They tease. They mislead. They make you click, only to find that the story is nothing like what you expected.

How is One Minute News different?

1. We rewrite clickbait headlines into honest, straightforward, and literal titles.

2. We filter out important & unimportant news.

3. We rank news by importance using a rubric-based, time-decayed scoring system.

4. We let readers filter news with their preferred tags.

5. We compile periodic digests that summarise the highest-scoring articles every 6 hours.

6. We always link back to the original source article.

7. We allow users to bookmark news and save their preferred tags.

Here s an example of one of our news summary (shown below).

So far, we have prioritized features that help readers spend less time understanding world events.

Here are the current features One Minute News is offering:

1. Rewrite clickbait headlines into honest, straightforward, and literal titles.

2. Filter out unimportant news.

3. Rank news importance with a rubric-based, time-decayed scoring system

4. Allow readers to filter news with preferred tags.

5. Compile periodic digests/briefings that summarize high-scoring articles every 6 hours.

6. Display source link back to the original article

7. Bookmark news

8. Saved preferred tags

What are the future features you want to see? Join this thread to let us know.