Reporting from thousands of publishers, de-duplicated
The day's coverage read as it is published, with outlets running the same wire copy recognised as one story.
- shelves
- 5
- where it comes from declared
- 6
- years covered
- 2025–2026
- fields per record
- 3
- per record
- 2.7 KB
How it divides
3 dimensions · press a band to read it- News stories5,798,310 · 93.2%
- Financial news344,850 · 5.5%
- Sport45,695 · 0.7%
- Written articles32,507 · 0.5%
- Briefings273 · 0.0%
- United States1,173,863 · 39.7%
- International789,662 · 26.7%
- UK245,348 · 8.3%
- India179,854 · 6.1%
- Switzerland160,247 · 5.4%
- Remaining 3 values407,581 · 13.8%
- 20263,275,744 · 65.1%
- 20251,755,900 · 34.9%
5,798,310 articles sit on the News stories shelf — 93.2% of the collection.
Shelves partition the collection: every article is on exactly one, so these shares add to the whole.
What you can do with it
Follow a story across outlets — See who covered what, side by side, instead of one account at a time.
Twenty results, not twenty sources — Outlets carrying the same wire copy are grouped, so breadth is real rather than apparent.
Separate fact from framing — Disagreement about what happened is distinguished from disagreement about how to read it.
Keep the clock attached — Every item carries its publication time, so a developing story reads in order.
Filed to answer
Who else reported this, and did any of them add reporting of their own?
How did the account of this change over the first forty-eight hours?
Which outlets are running the same wire copy under different headlines?
What was actually said, as opposed to how it was characterised afterwards?
Written to
- cadence
- Continuously
- added
- 21,337 in the last day
A new record is a newly published article. A revision replaces the text on the record that already exists rather than adding a second one, so the count does not double.
Where it stops
It does not adjudicate. Where outlets disagree about what happened, both accounts are kept and nothing here marks one of them true.
It is not a paper of record. Coverage is strongest from the point a publisher was first read, not backwards through its whole archive.
Field reference
3 fields per record- Publishing outlet
- Publication time
- Shared-wire story cluster