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The World Desk · Editor: William Kohn

Named outlets. Native language. An accountable editor.

Our process

  1. Native-language sources — We start from named outlets worldwide, often in the original language, so Americans can see how people abroad see the news.
  2. Draft with AI assistance — Research is drafted with AI assistance to move quickly across many desks.
  3. Fact-check and an accountable editor — Every story passes an independent fact-check or our editor’s approval before it runs, and anything flagged red stays out unless it is fixed and re-checked, or the editor approves it. Our editor, William Kohn, sets the rules, decides every story the fact-check flags red, and is accountable for every edition. We educate; we do not tell you what to think.
  4. Named sources per item — Every item lists its outlets. We don’t invent facts.
  5. Corrections — See something wrong? Email comments@theworlddesk.news.

AI disclosure (exact)

Stories are researched from named outlets worldwide and drafted with AI assistance, then edited for The World Desk. Every item lists its sources. We don't invent facts.

Our editor, William Kohn, sets the rules, decides every story the fact-check flags red, and is accountable for every edition.

Editor: William Kohn — I publish The World Desk so Americans can see how people abroad see the news. Named sources. Native-language reporting. My job is to educate, not to tell you what to think.

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