Every stop on the live stream is written from that day's news about the place. Here is the day's route around the planet, each briefing with the articles it read. Type !source and the number on a briefing card in the live chat to get its page. E14 keeps briefings for 7 days.
The same story, met by the stream in different places today: the threads the live stream draws on air. Tap one to light its stops on the globe, joined in the order they came up. Watch them unfold live →
baltimoresun.combaltimoresun.comMicrosoft says services fully restored after hourslong global outage
culturealberta.comculturealberta.comFAA Orders Nationwide Ground Stop After Communications Outage: What Canadian Travellers Need to Knowcalgaryherald.comcalgaryherald.comYYC passengers 'stuck in limbo' as flights to U.S. cancelled during American nationwide ground stopConnections in the stream's own record: one thing climbing the floors, the same pressure in unconnected places, a new phrase spreading, what the co-host linked on air. Tap one to light it on the globe.
cbn.comcbn.comPowerful 7.4 Magnitude Quake in Colombia Leaves 179 Dead, 3,000 Missing
cbc.cacbc.caMixed reaction in Yukon to the latest federal budget
ca.news.yahoo.comca.news.yahoo.comYukon organizations react to what's in the federal budget — and what's not
culturealberta.comculturealberta.comFAA Orders Nationwide Ground Stop After Communications Outage: What Canadian Travellers Need to Knowcalgaryherald.comcalgaryherald.comYYC passengers 'stuck in limbo' as flights to U.S. cancelled during American nationwide ground stop
baltimoresun.combaltimoresun.comMicrosoft says services fully restored after hourslong global outageThe day's stories that drew the most attention: what people were searching for on Google (54 countries) and posting about on Bluesky, matched to the stream's briefings. Ranked by how many countries searched and how hard. Attention, not importance: a story can matter a great deal and draw no searches. Tap one to light its stops.
The other side of a travelling story: one story that many places were following today, told as a line in their own briefings — a company, a person, a summit far away. Each card shows the places that carried it and what they were looking at, who searched for it, and how each region's English-language press read it (what it filed the story under, and whether its tone ran darker or brighter than its usual). Attention and framing, not truth. Tap one to light the places watching.