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Honest Headlines aggregates live news from left- and right-leaning sources, clusters the same stories, separates facts from opinions, scores factual accuracy and sensationalism, and compares quotes side by side so you can see framing differences clearly.
This live dashboard is the main working surface of Honest Headlines. It pulls public RSS headlines from right-leaning and left-leaning outlets, keeps only stories from roughly the last twenty-four hours, and lays them out so you can scan framing differences without opening a dozen tabs. Each card shows the source, optional byline, publish time, and session scores for fact language, opinion language, checkable accuracy, and sensationalism—signals derived from the same heuristic pipeline used across the site.
Side-by-side comparison matters because the same public event often travels through partisan ecosystems with different emphasis. One outlet may lead with a quote, another with a policy consequence, and a third with conflict or motive. Over a news cycle those choices shape what feels urgent or settled. Honest Headlines does not pick a winner. It surfaces structure: how much of the wording looks checkable versus evaluative, how loaded the presentation is, and how outlets cluster around overlapping topics when both sides cover the same story.
Use the lean filter to show all stories, right-leaning only, or left-leaning only. Sort by recent publish time or by accuracy, sensationalism, fact ratio, or opinion ratio—similar controls to the bias tracker. Minimum score floors let you keep only cards that clear a threshold, for example higher fact language or lower sensationalism. Open any card’s fact/opinion analysis for a deeper claim breakdown, or jump to overlapping topics for coverage previews and quote comparison when both sides report the same event. Methodology and common questions live on the FAQs page.
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The top federal prosecutor in Alaska did not specify what crimes are being investigated by the Justice Department, saying he's "not making any assumptions on whether a crime has been committed or not."
The court filing, which cites the potential for “voter confusion,” did not spell out how segregating ballots would determine if a voter was confused.
President Donald Trump is set to speak at a rally in Daytona Beach, Florida, on Friday at 7 p.m. as he works to shore up Republican support just days before the 2026 midterm elections. The president is expected to boost several GOP candidates in the Sunshine State, including Byron Donalds in his gubernatorial bid and […]
White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller broke into a tirade on Fox News over the Alaska ballot, where Republicans are accusing Democrat Mary Peltola of stealthily putting a candidate with the same name as incumbent GOP Sen. Dan Sullivan onto the ballot to confuse voters. "To lie so casually, so repeatedly, so comfortably — it's genuinely sociopathic!" said Miller. "And they lied again, and again, and again, when everyone knows the truth. The only reason that Dan Sullivan has a fake Dan, a decoy Dan running against him, is that Democrats orchestrated it." Recruiting or trying to boost
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"Going to the Trump rally in my city tmr so I can shoot him with my glock! Wish me luck, guys!" Allison Albro wrote, posing for a selfie with clown makeup.
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Lot goin’ on. So let me just briefly flag this. Remember the grifter war between Trumpers Ric Grenell and Alina...
“The alleged circumstances of this infant’s death are deeply disturbing, and the fact that nearly three decades have passed does not diminish the gravity of this crime," said Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney.
Patricia Williams, 46, was arrested at the South Jamaica home where cops found Lillie Hill lifeless around 3:30 p.m. Thursday, police said.
President Donald Trump’s campaign rally in Kalispell earlier this month cost Flathead County and nearby municipalities more than $107,000 for emergency services personnel, and local taxpayers are on the hook for the costs. Flathead County identified approximately $58,000 in costs from supporting security operations during Trump’s visit, where he stumped for Republican candidates in Montana’s federal elections. In a press release this week, county officials said they would not seek reimbursement from the federal government for the expenses, “consistent with precedent” established during visits
Trump predicts the war with Iran is "going to end soon," without offering any details, as Qatari mediators return to Tehran to push for a deal.
Summary Romania’s national security adviser visited Washington, D.C., this week with a message to his American counterparts: We’re open for business. Ambassador Marius-Gabriel Lazurca spoke with the Daily Signal shortly after arriving in the nation’s capital and expressed optimism about U.S.-Romania relations. “I’m here to tell my American interlocutors that our strategic relationship has done...
This story appeared in Today, Explained, a daily newsletter that helps you understand the most compelling news and stories of the day. Subscribe here. Hi readers, happy Friday! We have a big weekend coming up: Halloween, the New York Marathon — and the end of daylight saving time. At 2 am on Sunday, our clocks will fall back one hour, returning us to standard time for the next four and a half months or so. Depending on who you ask, it’s either the welcome return of before-work sunshine, or the start of a dreary slog through 4:30 pm sunsets. (The good news, though, is that however you feel abou
The Justice Department is seeking to preserve ballots cast in Alaska’s closely watched Senate race, not change votes or declare a winner, as the department pursues an investigation into allegations that Democratic operatives helped recruit a second candidate named Dan Sullivan to confuse voters. U.S. Attorney Michael Heyman, who oversees the District of Alaska, confirmed […]
I was at the gym this afternoon when a press conference came on with the U.S. Attorney in Alaska floridly...
An independent Senate candidate whose name closely resembles Alaska’s Republican incumbent left his hometown days before the election, adding another unanswered question to a closely watched race, according to a CBS News exclusive report. Daniel J. Sullivan departed Petersburg on Monday, multiple sources told the network. A former student saw him on a flight to Anchorage but did not know his ultimate destination. Back home, CBS found no visible evidence of active campaigning, including outside his home. Dozens of residents said they had seen or received no campaign materials since he announced
Robert Leider was appointed as the ATF's top attorney last year, shortly after former Attorney General Pam Bondi abruptly fired the agency's former chief, claiming without evidence that the bureau was "targeting gun owners."
A former Minnesota high school special-education teacher who was accused of booking hotel rooms to have sex with a student has learned her fate, and she doesn't have to return to jail. Ann Margaret Bacon, 27, pleaded guilty in September to third-degree criminal sexual conduct involving a prohibited occupational relationship. 'Please be assured that the trust and safety of our students remain our utmost priority.' On Monday in Ramsey County District Court, the former teacher was sentenced to 180 days, according to the Pioneer Press. But Bacon will be permitted to serve her sentence on electroni
Evidence suggesting Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., married her brother goes back at least to 2016, when the Obama administration opened an investigation into the alleged marital and immigration fraud. Republican Minnesota State Rep. Kristin Robbins said everyone in her state knew about it the whole time. “This has been an open secret in Minnesota for […]
You’d think if you’d spent years around President Donald Trump, you’d know that at heart, he’s just a corrupt mob boss. Because of that, he doesn’t really care if his advisers do shady or illegal things as long as they don’t get bad publicity that rubs off on him. Indeed, it’s probably a job requirement for members of Trump’s inner circle to be corrupt.
Musk goes to the gutter to justify his election spending.
Jasmine Crockett's pastor called U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement "the new KKK" at a boisterous campaign rally for Texas Senate candidate James Talarico on Thursday. Talarico thanked him for the "kind words" and congratulated him on his expected accession to Crockett's Congressional seat. The post At Talarico Rally, Jasmine Crockett’s Pastor Calls ICE ‘the New KKK’: Talarico Thanks Him for His ‘Kind Words’ appeared first on .
Donald Trump’s war is a big reason his party is at risk in the midterms. After that, buckle up.
A judge grilled Trump lawyers about what they knew of plans to close the golf course next month and said .
I met up with Crystal Mason in mid-October, in a hilly neighborhood south of downtown Fort Worth. She was easy enough to recognize—she wore a black t-shirt with a pair of bright red boxing gloves on the front, and a single word in big block letters, “STILL ACQUITTED.” Eight years ago, amid a push by […]
Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words” from Daily Signal senior contributor Victor Davis Hanson. Subscribe to Hanson’s own YouTube channel to watch past episodes. Sami Winc: So Victor, we have the midterms coming up very soon and lots of things going on. I was wondering, before you...
Hundreds of Ukrainian civilians who had been trapped in the Russian-occupied front-line city of Oleshky were evacuated on Friday as a part of the ceasefire first lady Melania Trump recently brokered. The town itself is located in the southern Ukrainian region of Kherson, and it has been under continuous Russian occupation since the first months […]
A deceased Goochland County beagle named Biscuit reportedly received a Virginia rights restoration certificate, prompting calls for an audit.
The ideological transformation of Britain started far before Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s time, but British commentator Rafe Heydel-Mankoo tells BlazeTV host Nick Freitas that it was done quietly — and the British people didn’t notice. “I see someone very, very rooted in Marxist ideology,” Freitas tells Mankoo of Starmer. “Even if he doesn’t call himself a Marxist or a communist, there’s still a heavy influence.” “I never got that impression of Tony Blair,” he continues, noting that he always “seemed to be proud to be British.” “Oh, believe me, the core of the Blair project — the masterstroke
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The Trump administration’s big anti-fraud announcement in Minnesota didn’t go as planned Friday. First of all, Vice President JD Vance canceled his appearance at the event in St. Cloud without giving a reason—leaving other Trump officials to stand in front of a giant banner reading “The Vice President’s Fraud Task Force,” with the vice president nowhere in sight. But things only went south from there. Shortly after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced a federal crackdown in the state, with coordinated searches and a $25 million whistleblower incentive program, a reporter pointed out that
'Sex-rejecting medicine is fraud from the diagnosis to the coding to the treatment.'
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—On Friday, Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Mich., chairman of the Committee on Education and Workforce, and Rep. Rick Allen, R-Ga., chairman of the Subcommittee on Health, Employment, Labor, and Pensions, sent a letter to the president of the International Union, United Automobile, Aerospace and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (UAW) demanding an...
Greed is on California’s state ballot, and it appears to be winning. For a while, Prop. 40, the Billionaire Tax initiative, which is supported by the state Democratic Party but opposed by many unions and prominent Democrats, was polling well. The notion of taxing the excessive wealth of the super-rich, or the basis of that […]
Shares in Intel continue to fall while the tech-heavy Nasdaq opens at its lowest level in more than two months.
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