Mathematical news sources. I'm studying my high school right now but I really like math and it would be great for me if I could find a place where I can find about what is going on in the math world nowadays. About a year ago I was subscribed to the scientific american magazine and one time they put an article in there about Terrence Tao http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2012arXiv1201.6656T finding this proof to a weak version of the Goldbach conjecture. 
Any good places where I can get a grasp of current mathematical research and what is being done right now? I know about papers and journals but I would like to get a wider picture without needing to be an expert in every field.
 A: There's an extensive mathblog circuit. While some blogs maintain a high level of rigor, I'd say that most intermix deep math, general thoughts and ramblings, and recent events of interest.
I'd like to recommend 4:


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*Firstly, the conglomerator mathblogging.org is a big compendium of bloggers that is somewhat differentiated based on the skill level and content.

*Secondly, I recommend Terry Tao's blog, although much of the time, Terry talks about his own research which will probably fly above most audiences.

*I also recommend Timothy Gower's blog, which tends to be almost entirely math news.

*If you'll forgive the self-plugging, I also think my blog is pretty approachable, and I try to talk about things of interest to the greater math community some times.
Also, perhaps surprisingly, many mathematicians are very active of GooglePlus. Really, I'm serious. 
A: The notes in American Mathematical Monthly don't generally require PhD level expertise (though many of the articles do).  They aren't always about current events, but it could be a good place to start.
A: i offer you  see following blog 

1.Mathematical Institutions and Centers
2.Electronic Newsgroups and Listservs
3.MathDB Forum
4.Sage in the news, blogs, forums and buzz sites

A: Less of a "news" kind of answer, but I very much recommend casually reading the Princeton Companion To Mathematics. It helps bring you up to speed by giving a broad overview of various topics. 
