Independent journalism connecting Bangladesh and the USA. Truth-driven stories that challenge perspectives and inspire change across borders. Truth First, Always. Stories That Matter.
We don't chase clicks with sensational headlines or reduce complex issues to comfortable narratives. Instead, we dig deeper—into the stories behind the headlines, the people behind the policies, the questions nobody else is asking. Our reporting spans two worlds: the bustling streets of Bangladesh and the diverse communities of the United States, particularly Florida, where our roots run deep.
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Our diverse team of expert journalists and editors is dedicated to delivering insightful, accurate, and engaging content to our global audience.
To deliver fearless, independent journalism that connects communities across borders, challenges conventional narratives, and empowers readers with the context they need to understand our complex world. We exist to ask difficult questions, amplify unheard voices, and pursue truth without compromise—serving both the Bangladeshi diaspora and American readers who crave depth over distraction.
A world where journalism transcends geographical boundaries and cultural barriers, where readers in Dhaka and Florida share a common platform for understanding global events through local lenses. We envision a media landscape where philosophical inquiry meets investigative rigor, where every story acknowledges complexity, and where truth matters more than virality. Living Arcade aims to become the trusted voice for millions who refuse to settle for surface-level reporting and demand journalism that respects their intelligence.
I discovered Living Arcade last month when searching for coverage on Florida’s education policies. What I found was so much more than dry policy reporting—it was journalism that actually made me think.

Tampa, Florida
As a Bangladeshi-American living in Miami, I’ve always struggled to find news that speaks to both sides of my identity. Living Arcade gets it. This is reporting for adults who want to understand, not just consume.

Miami, Florida