World Headlines: Breaking News

World Headlines brings the day's international news to your phone in many languages. Read it, or press play and listen.

World Headlines is a news app for people who follow more than one country. It gathers international coverage into one feed, lets you read it in five languages, and reads it aloud when your hands are busy.

FIVE LANGUAGES, ONE APP Switch the whole app between English, Korean, Spanish, German and Japanese whenever you want. Each language has its own Headlines feed and its own sections: World, Politics, Business, Sports, Technology, Entertainment, Health and Science.

HEADLINES FIRST The Headlines tab pulls every section into one feed and puts the newest story at the top. Nothing is scored or personalized. What you see is what was published most recently, and every article page names its media source and links to the original.

LISTEN INSTEAD OF READING Tap play and the article is read aloud in a synthesized voice. Playback keeps going with the screen off, the player shows the cover image and progress, and the 15-second buttons skip back and forward.

SAVE IT, FIND IT AGAIN Bookmark a story to finish later, look back through your reading history, and search published coverage in whichever language you are reading.

IT STILL READS OFFLINE Articles you have opened stay readable when the signal drops. The front page keeps the last list it loaded and shows when it was last updated.

COMMENTS, REPORTING, BLOCKING Reply under an article, report a comment that breaks the community rules, and block an account you would rather not hear from again.

NO PASSWORD TO REMEMBER Sign in with your email address and a one-time code. You can delete your account and its data from inside the app, without writing to anyone.

LIGHT OR DARK, YOUR TEXT SIZE The app follows your system appearance, or you can fix it to light or dark, and set the text size you read comfortably.

World Headlines Inc. is a technology company registered in the United States. This version carries no advertising and sends no push notifications.