Political fingerprint of news sources over time
Analyze the political patterns of different news sources. See how many left-leaning, neutral, and right-leaning articles each source publishes. The DNA strand visualizes daily patterns - blue for left-leaning days, red for right-leaning days.
Each vertical bar represents a day. The top half shows left-lean intensity (blue), the bottom half shows right-lean intensity (red). Darker colors indicate stronger lean on that day.
Numbers show total articles classified as left-leaning, neutral, or right-leaning. This measures article content, not the newspaper's editorial stance.
Political lean is calculated only from Politics, Business, and Social category articles - categories where political framing is most relevant.
This analysis measures the political lean of individual articles, not the newspaper's official position. A source may publish articles across the spectrum.