My name is Sam Brooks, and I'm the founder and CEO of Rally News. I started this company because I love the news. I know, call me a total nerd, but I love keeping up to date with what's going on in the world. But recently, I'd noticed that everything I was reading in the news was hopelessly depressing. To a certain extent, that's understandable. There are a lot of serious challenges that our world is facing today, and we shouldn't bury our heads in the sand and pretend that isn't happening. But there's also so much reason for hope. Renewable energy is cheaper than fossil fuels. AI, for all its faults, is now better at diagnosing illness than humans in some studies. Cancer vaccines are making real progress. Teen pregnancy is at an all-time low, and global violence rates are dropping. And yet, we simply don't see these stories — not because they're not being told, but because normal news sites don't surface them. Good news doesn't get clicks. So good news gets drowned out. I'm not a programmer. I'm a producer of AI video and a screenwriter. But most importantly, I'm a guy who got fucking sick of a news industry that only surfaces panic, anger, and strife. That's why I made Rally, and I made it free for everybody. I'm not promising we won't eventually put ads on the platform, or even launch a premium option, but our core features will always be free. We're also never going to scrape articles from our publishers, like some other news aggregators do. Our good news will always send you to the publishers who actually paid for their coverage, supporting the journalism that created it. The point of Rally is not to be your only news source, or to drop you into a positive echo chamber where we forget there are any problems in the world. It's here, instead, for balance — because while things may seem bad right now, there's always good news to be had. Stay positive, and thanks for checking out Rally.

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