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Personal media consumption awareness — see the data, draw your own conclusions.

Media Diet Summary Glanceable reading stats — articles read, daily average, top topics
Political Lean Spread Stacked bar showing L/C/R distribution of articles consumed
Source Diversity Publisher breakdown, diversity index, credibility spread
Article Type Mix Hard News vs Opinion vs Analysis vs Feature breakdown
Reading Habits Weekly heatmap, avg time per article, peak reading time
Blind Spots Stories in your topics you haven't seen — framed as discovery

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47 articles read
6.7 avg / day
14 sources
3.2m avg read time
TOP TOPICS
Politics 18 Technology 12 Economy 8 World 5 Science 4

Political Lean Distribution

22%
15%
30%
18%
15%
Left Center Right
Left 10 articles
Lean Left 7 articles
Center 14 articles
Lean Right 9 articles
Right 7 articles

Source Diversity

DIVERSITY INDEX 0.72
1
Re
Reuters Center
9
2
AP
AP News Center
7
3
CN
CNN Lean Left
6
4
FN
Fox News Right
5
5
NP
NPR Lean Left
4
FACTUAL REPORTING
Very High
High
Mixed

Article Type Mix

Hard News
42%
Opinion
28%
Analysis
18%
Feature
8%
Explainer
4%

Reading Habits

7–9 AM peak reading time
Monday most active day
WEEKLY READING ACTIVITY
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Stories You May Have Missed

Major stories in your topics that you haven't read yet.

Climate

G20 Climate Summit Reaches Historic Carbon Tax Agreement

Covered by 9 sources
Healthcare

FDA Approves First AI-Assisted Diagnostic Tool for Primary Care

Covered by 6 sources
Education

Student Loan Forgiveness Program Extended Through 2027

Covered by 5 sources

Recent Activity

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CNN Lean Left 3h ago

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Fox News Right 5h ago

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NPR Lean Left 6h ago

New Study Links Screen Time to Delayed Development in Children Under 5

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