Weekly
2026Oct 5 - Oct 11
Week 41.
5 October to 11 October 2026. 12 cards on what the newsrooms we read reported that week.Counted .77/261
October 7 anniversary: Israel marks three years
Led North America. 7th in Africa, where another story led.
The three stories most newsrooms reported.
- 77October 7 anniversary: Israel marks three years
- 75Trump Announces Russia-Ukraine Energy Ceasefire
- 60Russia reports suspected plague case
7/8 regions
Israel marks three years since October 7.
21NAM
27EUR
9MID
12ASI
3AFR
1LAT
4OCE
0RUS
6 newsrooms read in Russia. None among its 77 sources.
1stin Africa
Nigeria Military Aircraft Crashes Killing 32
Europe2/81
North America1/52
Asia4/52
Africa10/32
10 of 32 newsrooms in Africa. In Europe, 2 of 81, 30th.
43694
Headlines from the 261 newsrooms we read.
Up 3% from last week
7387
Headlines on Thursday, the busiest day.
Quietest was Sunday, with 4,029.
What most newsrooms reported on Thursday.
- 55Houthis attack Saudi airports in Riyadh and Abha.
- 40Russia strikes buses in Ukraine, kills 30.
- 39Anne Carson wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Most reported day by day
- MONBolsonaro and Lula head to Brazil's presidential runoff.
- TUEFrench students protest school funding and inequality.
- WEDIsrael marks three years since October 7.
- THUHouthis attack Saudi airports in Riyadh and Abha.
- FRIUS to livestream Army firing squad execution.
- SATTrump negotiates diesel supply deal with Putin.
- SUNTrump claims Russia, Ukraine agree to energy ceasefire.
951▲ 63%
Russia, more headlines than the week before.
A suspected pneumonic plague death at a Russian laboratory in Siberia is drawing international scrutiny, with the WHO requesting more information while Russia downplays epidemic risks and the U.S. formally disputes bioweapon claims.
146▼ 41%
Swedish election 2026, fewer headlines than the week before.
Nine outlets report Magdalena Andersson returns soundings mandate after failing to form government.
Every newsroom tells the world from somewhere. TOLD shows the same story side by side,
told by hundreds of sources.
Written by TQ, TOLD's AI, from what the sources reported.
No opinions added, no side taken.
Weekly
2026Oct 5 - Oct 11
77/261
October 7 anniversary: Israel marks three years
Led North America. 7th in Africa, where another story led.
The three stories most newsrooms reported.
- 77October 7 anniversary: Israel marks three years
- 75Trump Announces Russia-Ukraine Energy Ceasefire
- 60Russia reports suspected plague case
7/8 regions
Israel marks three years since October 7.
21NAM
27EUR
9MID
12ASI
3AFR
1LAT
4OCE
0RUS
6 newsrooms read in Russia. None among its 77 sources.
1stin Africa
Nigeria Military Aircraft Crashes Killing 32
Europe2/81
North America1/52
Asia4/52
Africa10/32
10 of 32 newsrooms in Africa. In Europe, 2 of 81, 30th.
43694
Headlines from the 261 newsrooms we read.
Up 3% from last week
7387
Headlines on Thursday, the busiest day.
Quietest was Sunday, with 4,029.
What most newsrooms reported on Thursday.
- 55Houthis attack Saudi airports in Riyadh and Abha.
- 40Russia strikes buses in Ukraine, kills 30.
- 39Anne Carson wins 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Most reported day by day
- MONBolsonaro and Lula head to Brazil's presidential runoff.
- TUEFrench students protest school funding and inequality.
- WEDIsrael marks three years since October 7.
- THUHouthis attack Saudi airports in Riyadh and Abha.
- FRIUS to livestream Army firing squad execution.
- SATTrump negotiates diesel supply deal with Putin.
- SUNTrump claims Russia, Ukraine agree to energy ceasefire.
951▲ 63%
Russia, more headlines than the week before.
A suspected pneumonic plague death at a Russian laboratory in Siberia is drawing international scrutiny, with the WHO requesting more information while Russia downplays epidemic risks and the U.S. formally disputes bioweapon claims.
146▼ 41%
Swedish election 2026, fewer headlines than the week before.
Nine outlets report Magdalena Andersson returns soundings mandate after failing to form government.
Every newsroom tells the world from somewhere. TOLD shows the same story side by side,
told by hundreds of sources.
Written by TQ, TOLD's AI, from what the sources reported.
No opinions added, no side taken.