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Extra Extra aggregates headlines from 70+ news sources across the political spectrum and groups them by story. See how left-leaning, center, and right-leaning outlets cover the same events — and discover which stories each side is ignoring. Updated every 2 hours from live RSS feeds.

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Updated June 3, 2026 at 10:29 PM

1773 articles|18 / 32 blind spots
Center Blind Spots

Stories centrist outlets are not covering

  • Dems optimistic they can flip Iowa this November2 sources
  • My Mother-in-Law Stepped In to “Save” Our Wedding. What She Did Almost Ruined It.2 sources
  • Poland asks US to build permanent military base on its territory2 sources
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How single-stock turbulence presents ‘asymmetric’ downside risk for a rather calm S&P 500

A “dispersion trade” is being fueled by rising volatility for individual stocks while index volatility is falling — suggesting the risks of a selloff are rising

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The Fed can’t protect consumers from supply shocks and price gouging — but Congress can

As global disruptions drive up Americans’ grocery and gasoline prices, lawmakers need to take a stand.

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Republicans won the redistricting battle. Now voters will decide whether they win Congress

Republicans have won a partisan redistricting battle for Congress. The GOP could gain about 10 U.S. House seats in the upcoming November elections if the new voting districts perform as intended.

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Finishing the Job

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I am 71. Would it be foolish to sell $10,000 in stock to visit my grandchildren in Thailand?

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WATCH: Bessent recalls telling acting intelligence director Pulte he was 'going to kick his ass'

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Cobolli using Nadal's shower in bid for French Open glory

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You’re going to pay tax on RMDs — there’s no way around it. Or is there?

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Who is Adam Hamawy? Doctor who served in Gaza is on the path to US Congress

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Trump formalizes move of career federal workers into ‘at will’ roles

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Trump attacks CNN’s Collins: ‘Hatred in her eyes’

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SpaceX plans to raise up to $75 billion in an IPO that would be the largest ever and could make Elon Musk a trillionaire

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Trump congratulates Hilton on yet-to-be called California governor’s race

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House passes resolution for first time to halt military action against Iran in rebuke of Trump

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Calling a Nazi Tattoo a Nazi Tattoo

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Our Methodology

Bias Categorization

Sources are categorized based on widely recognized media bias ratings from AllSides, Ad Fontes Media, and Media Bias/Fact Check. We group sources into three categories:

Left-Leaning

CNN, MSNBC, Washington Post, NBC News, CBS News, ABC News, NPR, HuffPost, Politico, The Guardian, Vox, Slate, Mother Jones, The Intercept, Salon, and more

Center

Associated Press, Reuters, BBC News, Al Jazeera, USA Today, Axios, The Hill, Newsweek

Right-Leaning

Fox News, Breitbart, Washington Times, National Review, NY Post, Daily Wire, The Blaze, Daily Caller, The Federalist, Washington Examiner, Townhall, RedState, and more

Story Clustering

Articles are grouped into story clusters using keyword-overlap matching. We extract significant keywords from each headline, remove common stop words, and use a union-find algorithm to cluster articles that share enough keywords to likely be covering the same event.

Blind Spots

A "blind spot" occurs when a story is covered by sources from one or two political perspectives but ignored by the others. For example, a "Left Blind Spot" means left-leaning sources are not covering a story that right-leaning and/or center sources are reporting on.

Data Freshness

Articles are fetched directly from RSS feeds across 70+ news sources. The site rebuilds daily and also refreshes live via an on-demand API — articles typically appear within minutes of publication. Promotional and affiliate content is automatically filtered out.