Analysis, not just labels.
Ground News labels articles with a bias score and shows you a colored bar. Signal/noise reads 175+ sources, explains how they frame the same event differently, and tells you what everyone left out.
Ground News shows a colored bar with left/center/right percentages and links to individual articles. You see that 60% of coverage leans left and 40% leans right. That's where it stops.
Signal/noise tells you the left emphasized the humanitarian impact while the right focused on the security implications. It identifies that only one center-right outlet mentioned the classified briefing that triggered the policy change. It explains why coverage diverged and what context both sides are missing.
When pundits disagree, we show you what people with real money on the line believe. Live Polymarket odds on every major story, with alerts when the smart money contradicts the headlines.
Paste any claim and get a sourced verdict in 15 seconds. AI cross-references multiple outlets and delivers VERIFIED, MIXED, or MISLEADING with citations.
We track independent journalists who break stories hours before mainstream media. When Seymour Hersh publishes at 2am and AP doesn't run it until 8am, you know at 7:15.
175+ rated sources. Every framing. Every blindspot. Free.
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Signal/noise monitors 175+ rated sources across the full political spectrum, from mainstream outlets to independent journalists. Each source is rated on a five-tier bias scale so you always know where a perspective is coming from.
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Ground News labels articles with a bias score and shows you a colored bar. Signal/noise reads 175+ sources, explains how they frame the same event differently, and tells you what everyone left out.