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We show which facts each side made the big story. And which ones they left out.
The same news through ten worldviews
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Every morning, we analyze how ten political worldviews frame the same news: what they push, what they leave out, and who benefits.
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Who it helps
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Today's biggest story, two sides
US strikes Iran in Strait of Hormuz as interim deal nears collapse
Communist / Far-Left · World Socialist Web Site “US violates ceasefire, launches strikes against Iranian sites in the Strait of Hormuz”
Identity · Al Jazeera “US, Iran trade strikes: What to know, will it unravel the MoU?”
Beyond the headlines
Who benefits, and what would change the story next.
Follow the money
- AIPAC's United Democracy Project routed $650,000 last month into BOLD America, a super PAC that spent at least $2.8 million ($600,000 in May, $2.2 million in June) opposing Avila Chevalier and backing...
- Haitian TPS holders are not abstract beneficiaries; they are a labor force U.S. hospitals and nursing homes built around. Over a fifth of Haitians in the U.S. work in health care, hospitals rank among the top...
- The Hormuz risk premium is the part of the Iran story that touches every voter. Brent broke $82 in the spring shutdown and has only recently slid back near $72 as transits recovered to roughly 75 percent of...
What to watch next
- Whether the Joint Maritime Information Center maintains its "substantial" threat level past Monday's market open, signaling the strikes are a one-off versus the start of a new escalation cycle.
- Whether Hakeem Jeffries publicly endorses or refuses to endorse Avila Chevalier's general election campaign before September, a signal of how much the House Democratic establishment is willing to...
- Whether the Commerce Department issues a formal framework for AI export-control reviews by July 15, the absence of which would confirm the current ad-hoc system is the new permanent default, with major...
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The news is not just left versus right. We follow ten groups, and each one sees the world its own way: communist, democratic socialist, liberal, center, social conservative, libertarian, MAGA, evangelical, identity (every community's lived experience), and tech and AI.
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- ReadWe read every word, not just the headline.
- GroupWe put every version of one story together.
- CompareWe show how each side tells it, and what they skip.
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