We offer an RSS-esque feed, which we update daily. Just paste the HTML code below into your website. You can make the box wider, skinnier, taller or shorter by altering the dimensions in the code. If you have any questions or problems, just drop us a note (unknownnews at inbox.com).

<iframe src="http://www.unknownnews.org/dailyRSS.html" width="*" height="*" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="auto" frameborder="1"></iframe> * Replace the asterisks with the width and height that fits your site. A few examples are below, but any dimensions within reason will work. width="275" height="200"   width="230" height="200" width="515" height="150"   width="200" height="375"

Instead of RSS, we do our feed with HTML. Some say RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication, but despite that, HTML is far, far simpler, works just as well, and doesn't require learning a lot of tedious new technical stuff and/or adding a new time-consuming daily chore. Of course, I'm often wrong and I might be wrong about RSS. If it offers some advantage that somehow makes RSS worth the bother, please explain it to me. But explain it really slow. Bear in mind that I already regret the few hours I've spent looking into RSS. It looks like a confusing catastrophe of headache-inducing work that requires me to change everything about how we hand-code our pages, and my studied opinion so far is: "really simple syndication, my ass." Helen & Harry Highwater