Rebusly

Rebusly publishes one hand-drawn rebus every morning. The answer is a phrase from that day's news. Decode the visual, name the phrase, and the story opens beneath it: four curated articles covering the same event from different outlets.

Sourcing follows a fixed rule. No more than two of the four articles share a political lean, and no two come from the same outlet. The point is not to pick a side. It is to show how different newsrooms covered the same thing.

Puzzles rotate through a section of the paper each day, Sunday through Saturday. Front Page, Business, Op-Ed, Entertainment, Sports, History, Culture.

Rebusly is not a feed. There is nothing to scroll and nothing to catch up on. One story a day, done in about two minutes.

Free to play. No account, no ads, no paywall, and the full archive is open.