The same event becomes five different stories depending on who tells it. Drag each headline to where its language actually lands.
LeftRight
ReutersUS and China resume trade talks amid tariff tensions
The GuardianTrade-war uncertainty looms as US-China negotiations resume
Al JazeeraGlobal markets brace as superpowers return to the table
Fox NewsAdministration takes hard line as China trade talks restart
New York PostChina comes crawling back to the negotiating table
One mark reads the bias.
Every story carries this mark. The beam is the lean. The ring is how many sources cover it. When sources disagree, it splits. Try it.
Left · Split
Lean
Center-Left
Sources
9
Agreement
Divergent
The beam takes a side. Darker = stronger tilt.
How the six axes work
Political Lean. Where the article's language falls, left to right. Keyword lexicons, entity sentiment (NER + TextBlob), framing phrases, length-adaptive source-baseline blending.
Sensationalism. How much urgency is inflated beyond the facts. Clickbait patterns, superlative density, TextBlob extremity, partisan-attack density.
Opinion vs. Reporting. Whether it reports facts or argues a position. First-person pronouns, subjectivity, attribution density, value judgments, rhetorical questions.
Factual Rigor. How thoroughly it cites named sources and data. Named sources via NER + attribution verbs, org citations, data patterns, direct quotes.
Framing. Whether word choices nudge the reader. 50+ charged synonym pairs, omission detection, headline-body divergence, passive voice.
Outlet Tracking. How each outlet covers each topic over time. Per-topic per-outlet EMA with adaptive alpha, stored across pipeline runs.
Every score is rule-based NLP on the article text. No LLM, no outlet label. We read the article, not the masthead.
Ranked by what matters.
1,016 sources across 158 countries. We order the feed by importance, never by what gets the most clicks.
1,016 sources · 158 countries · 43 US major · 373 international · 600 independent
Read with clarity.
Broad coverage from across the spectrum, grounded in named sources, is where confidence lives. Thin coverage from one corner? Read it with more scrutiny.