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Attention

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The Attention score, from 0 to 100, shows how much of the media is telling a story right now. Bigger cards mean more attention. The ranking covers the last 72 hours and updates as coverage shifts.

11,841 articles indexed today
UNIVERSES:Technology & AIFinance & EconomyPolitics & World AffairsSports & WellbeingBusiness & IndustryGaming & EsportsEntertainment & CultureHealth & MedicineScience & SpaceEnergy & ClimateTravel & LifestyleConsumer & Retail

— News Intelligence —

What the news is saying, right now

Global Attention reads news domains and wires around the clock and files every story under the universes it belongs to. It merges the articles about the same news into one story, scores how much attention each story draws and rates the tone of its coverage.

According to Global Attention, the news tone index across every vertical for the 24 hours to November 11, 2026, 14:03 UTC is 43/100 (negative): 17% of rated articles positive, 23% negative, based on 11,841 articles from 820 domains. That is within the usual level of 42. Over the day Global Attention grouped 10,159 stories from 820 domains. The most covered topics: football (17%), government and policy (9%) and transfers and business (9%).

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Domains read

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Articles in 24 hours

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Stories in 24 hours

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Stories told by 2+ domains

— Sentiment Overview —

News mood, quantified

How the coverage of the last 24h reads — positive, neutral or negative — across every article the model rated

17%Positive
60%Neutral
23%Negative
POSITIVE0%

Positive flows, regulation wins, partnership news

NEUTRAL0%

Disclosures, scheduled launches, factual updates

NEGATIVE0%

Hacks, enforcement, lawsuits, major outflows

News mood

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43/100Negative

unchanged in 24has usual (42)

— News analytics —

The last 24h in the news

Which stories drew the attention, how publishing moved, how the coverage leaned, which domains led and how the topics split the stories.

Data as of

Sentiment by article count in 24h

  • Positive16.9%
  • Neutral60.7%
  • Negative22.5%

Attention by domain in 24h

  1. nytimes.com1904
  2. sports.yahoo.com1390
  3. ge.globo.com1298
  4. mundodeportivo.com820
  5. trtworld.com738
  6. sportingnews.com728
  7. thehill.com703
  8. businesstoday.in689
  9. elpais.com656
  10. sportsmole.co.uk654

— Narratives —

More trending narratives

The top narratives of the last 72 hours, most recently spotted first

— Day by day —

The top stories of any day

What was loudest on a past day, as it stood when the day ended. Days are UTC days.

Daily Global Attention Index: how loud each day was

— How It Works —

Signal, not noise

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First, we read the news

News domains and wires are read around the clock, and every story is filed under the universes it belongs to. Every article is counted as soon as it is collected.

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Then, we merge reprints into stories

Articles from different domains about the same news become one story. So instead of a feed of headlines you see one story and how many domains carry it — forty domains on one event mean something very different from one article nobody picked up.

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Then, we score the attention

Every story gets an attention score on a fixed scale from 0 to 100 — how loud it is right now: its reach, its spread and its speed. The top stories follow what is being told this hour, so a story that loses momentum drops.

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And we read the tone

A language model rates every article positive, neutral or negative. The tone index is the positive articles minus the negative ones as a share of the two: 50 means they balance. It describes coverage; it is not a forecast.

How it is calculated →

— About us —

We turn the news into something you can read at a glance

Global Attention tracks how the news is told, universe by universe. Behind every move there is a story: a headline that spread faster than expected, a tone that turned overnight.

We read the coverage around the clock, merge reprints into stories and rate their tone, so you see what is being said right now, not what was said yesterday. The last 24 hours are free; history and the API come with Pro.

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Attention

The stories being told right now, each with its attention score, its domains and its tone, and the topics they add up to.

One page for the day, instead of a feed of thousands of headlines.

See it in action →

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Domain ranking

Which domains write more positively and which more negatively: the tone index of each domain's articles over the last 30 days.

Know who frames the news before you read them.

See the ranking →

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World map

The tone of the news by the country it is about, over the last day, week or month.

See where the coverage turns warm or cold.

Open the map →

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History, CSV and API

The same figures over 48 hours, 7 and 30 days, as CSV downloads and through the API.

Bring the readings into your own models and dashboards.

See the plans →