10Everyday

About 10Everyday

10Everyday is a daily news quiz laid out like the front page of a small newspaper, with a volume and issue number and a dated morning edition. It started in 2026 and is edited by one person in San Marcos, California.

Each weekday edition has ten questions. Nine come from the day's headlines, covering US news, sport and pop culture, and the tenth is a bonus on whatever the editor picks. Every question has four answers to choose from, and a row of ten boxes tracks where you are in the edition.

When you finish you get a Wordle-style grid of your answers to share, and your streak carries over from day to day. Past editions can be played from the archive, so a missed day can be caught up. There is no account and no paywall.

It suits readers who follow US news and want a short check on how much of the morning's headlines they took in.

How to play 10Everyday

1. Open the site on a weekday morning to get the day's edition.
2. Read each question and pick one of the four answers.
3. Work through all ten questions, including the bonus.
4. See your score and share the result grid if you like.

Tips

• Skim the morning headlines first if you want a higher score; most questions come from them.
• The bonus question can be about anything, so do not expect it to follow the news.
• Use the archive to play editions you missed without losing track of the current one.

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