This week across the wire

What the newsrooms are covering

Ranked by how many separate newsrooms picked each story up. 1000 articles from 48 outlets, grouped into 687 stories.

World 1 day ago

Bali Restaurant Fire

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Science 1 day ago

Sea Star Killer Discovered

In 2013, a mysterious disease known as sea star wasting disease began spreading along the Pacific coast from Mexico to Alaska, devastating sea star populations and wiping out almost 90% of sunflower stars, the largest sea stars in the…

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Technology 1 day ago

SK On Battery Deal

South Korea's SK On, a Seoul-based company, has signed a multi-year contract with NeoVolta Power, an American energy storage system corporation. Under the agreement, SK On will supply 9 gigawatt-hours of battery cells to NeoVolta Power…

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Crime & Law 1 day ago

Wrongful Conviction Released

Jimmie "Chris" Duncan, a man from Louisiana, spent 27 years on death row for a crime he didn't commit. He was convicted of murdering his former girlfriend's toddler, but an investigation found that the evidence used to convict him was…

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Leans left
World 1 day ago

Zomi Frankcom Attack

In April , a drone strike ordered by Israeli Colonel Nochi Mendel killed seven aid workers, including Australian Zomi Frankcom, in Gaza. The victims were part of a humanitarian aid convoy. Now, the head of World Central Kitchen, José…

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Politics 1 day ago

Hurricane Relief Efforts Failing

Western North Carolina, which was hit hard by Hurricane Helene in 2024, received disaster aid from a local group called Latinos Aventureros rather than the federal government. The group covered over 4,300 miles and spent 650 hours…

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Leans strongly left
World 1 day ago

Ceuta Border Breach Crisis

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has denied that Morocco was behind the recent border breach into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, where 70,000 people attempted to cross in late July. The incident resulted in 141 deaths, and while most…

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Leans right
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