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2014
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Tuesday, March 11, 2025 · Issue No. 4,018

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Every Issue, Every Day, Since 2014.

A complete, browsable record of 4,018 daily editions of Article Daily — published without interruption from a Brooklyn newsroom and read by 2.1 million people in 142 countries. Step inside any past issue, or start with today's briefing.

What you'll find here

Each issue of Article Daily contains the same hand-edited package our readers open every morning: a lead briefing, four to six reported stories, one column, the day's most important chart, and a short weekend-read list. Every edition since March 12, 2014 — the day we published Issue No. 1 from a two-room office on Wythe Avenue — is preserved here in full. The archive is human-curated end to end: no AI-authored articles have ever appeared in our pages, and every back issue has been reviewed by an editor on the masthead before it was filed away. We keep the archive ad-light, sourced, and dated down to the hour, so researchers, educators, and RSS subscribers can quote it, cite it, and trust it. Use the year index below to open any year, or scroll on for landmark issues and reader questions.

Browse by year

Eleven years on the record.

Every annual volume of Article Daily, from the founding year to the one just closed. Each row opens that year's monthly index and a short editor's note on what the year held.

  1. 2024Year 11

    366 issues · 1 volume

    The year the daily crossed 2.1 million monthly readers, ran our award-winning climate series, and covered 38 national elections.

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  2. 2023Year 10

    365 issues · 1 volume

    A milestone year: ten continuous years on the press, the Online Journalism Award for Best Daily Newsletter, and our first cited-by-NYT investigation.

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  3. 2022Year 9

    365 issues · 1 volume

    Heavy on Europe and energy; a record run of foreign correspondents filed from 14 countries. The year of the weekday long read.

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  4. 2021Year 8

    365 issues · 1 volume

    Pandemic recovery, supply-chain reporting, and the first weekly Science section. Cited by Reuters 41 times in twelve months.

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  5. 2020Year 7

    366 issues · 1 volume

    366 editions filed from home offices on four continents. The pandemic-coverage run that became a model for small independent newsrooms.

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  6. 2019Year 6

    365 issues · 1 volume

    Quietest year on record for typos, loudest for climate. Added the Asia-Pacific morning briefing.

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  7. 2018Year 5

    365 issues · 1 volume

    The year we hit 100,000 newsletter subscribers and added the Saturday edition to the regular rotation.

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  8. 2017Year 4

    365 issues · 1 volume

    European bureau opened in Berlin; first foreign-correspondent bylines from Tokyo, Lagos, and São Paulo.

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  9. 2016Year 3

    366 issues · 1 volume

    The U.S. election year — our longest unbroken coverage run, with a 14-day briefing series that became a fixture.

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  10. 2015Year 2

    365 issues · 1 volume

    The year the masthead grew from six editors to nineteen. Our first long-form series on housing ran all twelve months.

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  11. 2014Year 1

    295 issues · 1 volume

    The founding year. Issue No. 1 — March 12, 2014 — ran 612 words on a city-budget vote. Every issue since is preserved here.

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By the numbers

Issues published
4,018
Continuous years
11
Missed issues
0
Human-edited
100%

Every figure above is drawn from our public masthead record and updated at the close of each annual volume.

Archive questions

What readers and researchers ask first.

  • How far back does the archive go?

    Every issue is preserved, beginning with Issue No. 1 on March 12, 2014. There are no gaps: 4,018 editions over eleven continuous years, with zero missed issues.

  • Is the full text available, and is there an RSS feed?

    Yes — every back issue is published in full, and an RSS feed is available for each annual volume. Subscribe via the Newsletters page to receive every day's edition in your reader of choice.

  • Can I republish or quote from the archive?

    Short quotations for non-commercial use are welcome with attribution. For republication, classroom bundling, or syndication, please write to our newsroom at the address on our About page and we will reply within two business days.

  • How should I cite an Article Daily issue?

    Use the canonical form: Article Daily, "Headline of the story," Issue No. XXXX, dated Month Day, Year. A permalink to the issue and the section URL are both acceptable identifiers in academic and journalistic citation styles.

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