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Answers in each category are based on News America's knowledge base of public sources; each answer shows its source.

What is News America?

News America is a multilingual news site that explains what is happening in the United States, Canada and Mexico to readers at home and abroad, from politics, the economy and trade to daily life and travel, in 50 languages.

How are articles written?

We pick stories reported by several outlets, cross-check the facts those reports confirm, and write a new article. We do not copy source sentences. Each language edition is written natively by our editorial team using AI tools, and people review articles under our editorial standards. Our source records are kept internally.

What is the Glossary under an article?

Short background notes on difficult terms, places or institutions in the article, based on the News America knowledge base. Terms the knowledge base does not cover are not explained.

What if an article is inaccurate?

Press “Not accurate” under the article or contact us. When several readers report an article, it is hidden for review.

Who writes the articles?

All articles are published under the name of the News America editorial team.

Which languages are available?

50 languages, including English, Spanish and French. Use the language selector at the top of the page.

How can I get new articles?

Subscribe by email at the bottom of the page, or follow our RSS feed (/rss.xml).

What are the FAQ answers based on?

Answers in each category are based on the News America knowledge base, which is compiled from public sources and kept in our internal records.

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