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News Mood

How the News Reads Today

From −1 (grim) to +1 (hopeful), across politics, security, the economy and the world in the last 24 hours.

−0.28

Negative

590 stories · yesterday −0.33

GrimMixedHopeful

Last 30 Days

2026-08-29Today

By Topic

Economy0.0082 stories
Politics−0.12204 stories
Security−0.42309 stories
World−0.3125 stories

By Side of the Press

The same day’s events, as each side’s articles read. Scored without knowing who published them.

Left−0.4718 articles
Russian press−0.40167 articles
Arabic press−0.38133 articles
Centre−0.36465 articles
Official−0.3614 articles
Haredi press−0.30131 articles
Religious press−0.24176 articles
Right−0.23120 articles
Business press−0.13148 articles

How It Is Measured

Each article is judged for how good or bad the news it reports is, on a five-step scale from catastrophe to relief, from our English summary and without the newsroom’s name. That becomes −1 to +1. Articles about the same event are averaged into one story, and each story counts in proportion to how many newsrooms covered it, so one event reported thirty times is one voice. Sport, weather and culture are left out. The approach follows the San Francisco Fed’s Daily News Sentiment Index.