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Honest Headlines: compare left and right news
Compare left and right news coverage — facts vs opinions, accuracy scores, and quote integrity
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.
Scores estimate checkability and framing from titles and summaries, not absolute truth. Lean labels reflect commonly reported audience tilt, not formal party membership. Always read the original article before drawing firm conclusions. Refresh the feeds when you want a new pull; the dashboard also auto-refreshes on a longer interval so the page stays current without constant manual reloads.
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Raw StoryBennito L. Kelty36m ago
'Rock bottom': Red-state residents rage at Trump as they sell blood and burst into tears
Americans living in Trump country are furious about his luxurious lifestyle as they sell their own blood, hunt for free toilet paper, and try not to break down in tears, according to a New York Times report. New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof spoke with multiple red-state Americans who say they have pennies in the bank and struggle to buy basic necessities. "You do not know what you're doing to people who are struggling to live," Oklahoman Trinity Goodman said in comments directed at Trump. "You got money in the bank. You don't know how it feels to struggle. Live in my shoes for one day
Get ready to flee, Americans in ten countries warned as US embassies issue stark alert over spiraling Iran war
The US Embassy has urgently advised US citizens across the Middle East to 'consider departing or be ready to depart if there is an escalation,' just hours after Trump signaled fresh strikes on Iran.
US reporter fighting back after border patrol seized his cell phones
Max Blumenthal says he was singled out at airport after Trump ally Laura Loomer targeted him in online posts When reporter Max Blumenthal went to a cafe in Tehran one night a few weeks ago to upload videos from his reporting on the funeral of Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei, he began seeing social media posts from Trump ally Laura Loomer targeting him, including one that suggested he should be “taken off the plane by US Marshalls when he lands back in the US … [and] detained”. “I began to prepare myself for being harassed on my return,” Blumenthal said. Continue reading...
Ken Jennings triggers outrage after joke about trans protest of NY Times word games
Jennings sarcastically claimed he received "express permission from the trans community" to keep his subscription, taking aim at demands to boycott all New York Times products.
Spain hits out at 'selfish, polarising and unlawful' reaction of neighbours as EU descends into bitter infighting over 'invasion' of 60,000 Moroccans that has already cost 67 lives
Thousands of migrants who flooded into Spain's North African territory are being frogmarched back to Morocco, after the sudden arrival of so many people sparked a humanitarian crisis.
Rest Well, Young Patriot: Archeological Discoveries From the Battle of Camden
War is cruel. The Battle of Camden illustrates this, and recent discoveries on that battlefield shed light on the events of Aug. 16, 1780. Fought in the summer heat of South Carolina’s Midlands, Camden stands as one of the most consequential battles of the American Revolution. Though a disastrous loss for the Patriots, it became a turning point in...
George Santos pays $35,000 to settle suspicious Kalshi trades
Former New York Republican Rep. George Santos on Friday agreed to a multi-thousand-dollar settlement with the government after a federal agency investigated him for suspicious trades on prediction marketplace Kalshi. Santos is paying $35,000 in his settlement with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, following allegations he engaged in insider trading on whether he would attend […]
What can be said about a new movie besides, in a tone of incredulity, “It’s another one!”Spider-Man Well, a few things. was directed by Destin Daniel Cretton, who also did (2021), which I enjoyed. It was lighthearted and humorous, with excellent action sequences and nice low-key character work, and it made a movie star, briefly, of Simu Liu. I’d like to see more movies with Simu Liu, by the way, and I don’t mean when he’s playing bit parts like one of the Kens in (2023), or one of the crowd of Avengers, as he will be in his return as Shang-Chi in the upcoming . It’s nice that he’s making a liv
Facts 68%Opinion 32%Acc 60Sens 10
PJ Media1h ago
The View Wants a News Exemption — While Telling Viewers to Vote Democrat
Fauci's Fifth fuels vow to haul him into court 'every day' despite Biden pardon
Alabama's Tommy Tuberville and Florida's attorney general say Biden's pardon doesn't cover state-level crimes tied to Anthony Fauci's COVID-19 actions.
‘It is not often a senator gets that kind of a sendoff’: Bill Maher on Lindsey Graham
Comedian and political commentator Bill Maher returned from his summer break with a tribute to late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), calling him the “Trump whisperer.” “Lindsey was kind of the Trump whisperer. You know, he really was the guy. They, the Senate, they said they’re going to miss him for that,” Maher said on Real […]
Trump tantrum over 'Jan 6th slush fund' spurs uproar: 'This is outrageous'
President Donald Trump's sudden about-face on his so-called "Anti-Weaponization Fund" stunned critics who argued he threw a dangerous "tantrum" ahead of a crucial political contest. Trump's Truth Social claim — that he no longer considers his controversial $1.8 billion fund to be "dead," as he asserted at Camp David just the day before — swiftly drew criticism on Saturday morning. "Trump doesn’t have the votes for this," Bloomberg reporter Steven Dennis. "Republican senators have already voted against the fund, and even more against paying rioters who beat police officers who Trump pardoned."
Trump vows to push $1.8bn slush fund as Senate committee set to reconsider AG nomination
After declaring ‘anti-weaponization’ fund ‘dead’, Trump reverses and says he’ll revive it despite Senate opposition The US Senate judiciary committee has scheduled a meeting early next week to consider Todd Blanche’s nomination for attorney general, as Donald Trump promised to revive the controversial $1.8bn “anti-weaponization” fund. The meeting, set for Tuesday, comes as Blanche’s confirmation has stalled over a dispute between the president and outgoing Republican senators John Cornyn and Thom Tillis, who are seeking written confirmation that the justice department would not establish the
Jew-hating Cornell student begging for cash online after parents kick him out of their house
The student who declared he's "not interested in working for a Jew" got tossed from his parents' $1.75 million home -- and is now sniveling online for cash.
Tillis vows to block Blanche after Trump resurrects 'payout for punks'
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) has rung a potential death knell for Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's Senate confirmation. Tillis, in post on X Saturday morning, said that he won't vote to confirm Blanche as attorney general after President Donald Trump wrote a Truth Social rant declaring his controversial anti-weaponization fund wasn't dead. "Despite comments as late as yesterday that the fund is dead, President Trump clearly intends to resurrect the payout pot for punks," Tillis wrote. "It’s unfortunate that Todd Blanche, who I consider qualified for the job, will not be confirmed because of t
Inside Trump’s Nationwide Tour to Help Vulnerable Republicans in Midterms
President Donald Trump has held campaign-style events in 17 states, most of them key swing states, in preparation for the 2026 midterm elections. While most presidents have a minimal presence in midterm elections, chief of staff Susie Wiles said in December that Trump would keep a presidential-style campaign schedule for 2026. “Typically in the midterms,...
They worked to protect public health. Now they want the public’s votes.
A handful of former public health officials are campaigning for top statewide offices across the country, testing whether their experience with covid and other hot-button health issues will appeal to voters in November.
UEFA says it has lost confidence in FIFA’s Infantino after failed private equity plan for World Cup
GENEVA (AP) — Successfully stopping Gianni Infantino’s FIFA plan to sell World Cup profits to private investors was the first half of a high-stakes game in global soccer politics. The second half kicked off Saturday with what seemed a clear aim of ending Infantino’s decade-long presidency. “No option should be off the table,” said European soccer body […]
Press Conference to Preview First-Ever IACHR Hearing on Excessive Use of Force Against Immigration-Related Protesters in the United States
The University Network for Human Rights (UNHR) will host a press conference on Tuesday, August 4, 2026, ahead of a landmark public hearing before the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR). The hearing -- "United States: Freedom of Expression and the Right to Peaceful Assembly" -- marks the first time the Commission has held a thematic hearing focused specifically on this issue in the United States. It is also the only hearing focused on the United States during the Commission's current session. “For years, the Commission has heard testimony about attacks on protesters carried out b
Trump is continuing JFK’s war on communist subversion
When President Trump reposted a video featuring President John F. Kennedy warning about subversion in America, he renewed focus on a threat we have long ignored at our peril. Spotlighting JFK’s admonition is part of the administration’s all-out attack on foreign subversion — an effort that has no presidential precedent. Its designation of Antifa and certain Muslim Brotherhood chapters as terrorist organizations was a first. The revocation of visas for foreign subversives, if carried out on a larger scale, will be unmatched in scope. Kennedy understood that peace through strength was broader th
Unwise, Unworkable and Unlawful: Families USA Urges Trump Administration to Withdraw Medicaid Work Requirements Rule as Comment Period Ends
Today, Families USA, along with hundreds of other consumer, patient, community, and health stakeholder groups submitted comments by today’s deadline to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) regarding CMS’s interim final rule to implement work reporting requirements. Our comments warned of the impacts on Medicaid and the millions of people who rely on the program for health coverage. In response, Families USA Executive Director Anthony Wright issued the following statement: “Just over one year ago, Congressional Republicans passed the biggest cuts to Medicaid in history, and now th
Rep. Wesley Bell has AIPAC on his side, but the grassroots energy seems to be behind Bush. The post Cori Bush Has No Regrets appeared first on The Intercept.
John Adams Already Refuted the Democratic Socialists of America’s Ideas
The Democratic Socialists of America don’t like being called communists, though many members might echo the sentiment of leftist influencer Hasan Piker when he says, “I don’t have an issue with an end goal of communism.” Yet, however the group self-identifies, its agenda is openly revolutionary. Its plans call for, among other things, abolishing the United States Senate and...
The Cuban Revolution Was a Revolution in Art and Culture
As part of the , a Cuba solidarity mission — in which, for the first time, a civil society vessel crossed the Atlantic Ocean carrying solar energy equipment for a pediatric hospital in Havana — contributor Simón Vázquez visited Abel Prieto at Casa de las Américas. A writer and essayist, former minister of culture of Cuba, and today president of this institution founded by Cuban revolutionary Haydée Santamaría, Prieto has been one of the central figures of the Cuban Revolution’s cultural policy for more than three decades. He chaired the National Union of Writers and Artists of Cuba (UNEAC), tw
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CBS News Politics3h ago
U.S., Israel preparing to bombard energy-related targets in Iran, sources say
The U.S. and Israel plan to hit Iran's energy infrastructure as soon as this weekend, although no final decision has been made, sources familiar with the matter told CBS News.
China’s tech advances are causing chaos from Silicon Valley to the White House
New AI models, advanced robots and specialty computer chips are unsettling markets and the US tech industry Over the past month, a series of advancements in China’s artificial intelligence, chip manufacturing and robotics technologies have rattled financial markets, caused divisions among US tech moguls and left the Trump administration scrambling to respond. Silicon Valley has long pointed to China’s tech industry as a competitive threat and used its growth as rationale for why US firms should not face regulatory oversight that could slow them down. In recent weeks, however, China’s progress
Video: Creep chases child at gas station, then mom threatens thug with the only weapon she has
Surveillance video from a Georgia gas station captured a scary scene late last month — a male chasing a child around a car while the child's mother was pumping gas. It all played out after midnight at a Shell station on Delk Road in Marietta, WSB-TV reported. 'The million-dollar question everyone watching is going to ask: Why did this happen? Why did this occur? And we don’t know those answers.' Video shows a shoeless, shirtless male approaching the car, the station said. While he eventually walks away, the male returns to the car, WSB said. The male this time walks closer to the mother but no
BreitbartAmericans for Limited Government (Sponsored)3h ago
Trump’s 340B Proposal Puts Patients Over Criminals and Big Hospital Profits
President Trump and his administration deserve thanks for putting patients ahead of Big Hospital profits. The post Trump’s 340B Proposal Puts Patients Over Criminals and Big Hospital Profits appeared first on Breitbart.
This story was originally published by Vox and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Ticks are taking over the United States. Due to climate change, changing land use, and an explosion in the deer population, ticks have been expanding their territory and infecting more people than ever. They carry pathogens that cause everything from Lyme disease […]