Research Analysis: Every News Source on a Story, Read and Compared in One Report

Ask about any story and get one report built from every news source at once: what each one reported, where they agree, where they contradict each other, how they lean and how far you can trust them. No technical setup, nothing to configure: type a question and read.

01 What the report shows

• Who confirms what. The most important claims, each with the stance of every source: confirms, contradicts or does not mention it.
• Where the sources differ. The points they disagree on, naming the sources on each side.
• Political lean and credibility. Every source placed from left to right, and a credibility score counted from its own statements: checkable facts, facts with a named source, headlines that hold up, minus points for an alarmist or sensational tone.
• Fact, opinion and speculation. Counted statement by statement for every source.
• Sentiment, tone and headline exaggeration. Measured on the articles themselves.
• Who published first. The first article of every source and how the coverage grew over time.
• Whose voice is heard, and loaded words. The people and institutions each source quotes, and the charged words it uses.
• What comes next and a conclusion. What the sources expect, then a balanced summary of what is established, disputed and still unknown, with a map of where every source stands.

02 How to use it

• Pick the sources. All, World News, Romanian News, German News or Australian News.
• Pick the period. Any time, today, the last week, month, quarter or year. Fresh ranks the newest articles higher on top of that. A period you name in the question itself, in any language, is understood too.
• Only what is about your question. Articles and sources that merely share a theme with it are left out of the report.
• Share it or keep it. Every finished report gets a share link that opens it exactly as it is for 30 days, and an Export PDF button that saves the whole report, graphics included.