Weekly
2026Oct 12 - Oct 18
Week 42.
12 October to 18 October 2026. 12 cards on what the newsrooms we read reported that week.Counted .74/261
Houthis Strike Saudi Airport Again
Led North America, Asia and Africa. Top 3 everywhere else.
The three stories most newsrooms reported.
- 74Houthis Strike Saudi Airport Again
- 62France Descends Into Violent Riots Over Cost of Living
- 55Pope Leo Diagnosed With Lung Cancer
7/8 regions
Houthis hit Aramco HQ, vow more attacks on Saudi oil sites.
11NAM
12EUR
11MID
18ASI
2AFR
0LAT
2OCE
1RUS
15 newsrooms read in Latin America. None among its 57 sources.
2ndin Asia
Pakistan School Roof Collapses, Kills 28
Europe10/81
North America7/52
Asia19/52
Africa5/32
19 of 52 newsrooms in Asia. In Europe, 10 of 81, 10th.
43446
Headlines from the 261 newsrooms we read.
Down 1% from last week
7357
Headlines on Wednesday, the busiest day.
Quietest was Sunday, with 4,176.
What most newsrooms reported on Wednesday.
- 57Houthis hit Aramco HQ, vow more attacks on Saudi oil sites.
- 36Zelensky visits UK after rift with Trump.
- 35SpaceX restricts Starlink access for Ukrainian military.
Most reported day by day
- MONHouthis strike King Khalid airport in Riyadh.
- TUEPope Leo undergoes lung surgery after cancer diagnosis.
- WEDHouthis hit Aramco HQ, vow more attacks on Saudi oil sites.
- THUSchool roof collapse kills 28 in Pakistan.
- FRIKatie Zacharia leaves White House press secretary role.
- SATPope Leo discharged from hospital after lung surgery.
- SUNFrance riots arrest 2,000 as protests spiral worst in years.
78▲ 26%
Argentina, more headlines than the week before.
Argentina is pursuing international legal action to stop UK oil exploration near the Falkland Islands, with multiple cases filed at the UN Law of the Sea tribunal.
113▼ 45%
Norway, fewer headlines than the week before.
Norway's 2027 state budget has been presented, with coverage spanning defense spending increases, changes to public transport pricing, oil project costs, and royal household allocations.
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 12 - Oct 18
74/261
Houthis Strike Saudi Airport Again
Led North America, Asia and Africa. Top 3 everywhere else.
The three stories most newsrooms reported.
- 74Houthis Strike Saudi Airport Again
- 62France Descends Into Violent Riots Over Cost of Living
- 55Pope Leo Diagnosed With Lung Cancer
7/8 regions
Houthis hit Aramco HQ, vow more attacks on Saudi oil sites.
11NAM
12EUR
11MID
18ASI
2AFR
0LAT
2OCE
1RUS
15 newsrooms read in Latin America. None among its 57 sources.
2ndin Asia
Pakistan School Roof Collapses, Kills 28
Europe10/81
North America7/52
Asia19/52
Africa5/32
19 of 52 newsrooms in Asia. In Europe, 10 of 81, 10th.
43446
Headlines from the 261 newsrooms we read.
Down 1% from last week
7357
Headlines on Wednesday, the busiest day.
Quietest was Sunday, with 4,176.
What most newsrooms reported on Wednesday.
- 57Houthis hit Aramco HQ, vow more attacks on Saudi oil sites.
- 36Zelensky visits UK after rift with Trump.
- 35SpaceX restricts Starlink access for Ukrainian military.
Most reported day by day
- MONHouthis strike King Khalid airport in Riyadh.
- TUEPope Leo undergoes lung surgery after cancer diagnosis.
- WEDHouthis hit Aramco HQ, vow more attacks on Saudi oil sites.
- THUSchool roof collapse kills 28 in Pakistan.
- FRIKatie Zacharia leaves White House press secretary role.
- SATPope Leo discharged from hospital after lung surgery.
- SUNFrance riots arrest 2,000 as protests spiral worst in years.
78▲ 26%
Argentina, more headlines than the week before.
Argentina is pursuing international legal action to stop UK oil exploration near the Falkland Islands, with multiple cases filed at the UN Law of the Sea tribunal.
113▼ 45%
Norway, fewer headlines than the week before.
Norway's 2027 state budget has been presented, with coverage spanning defense spending increases, changes to public transport pricing, oil project costs, and royal household allocations.
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.