Weekly
2026Oct 26 - Nov 1
Week 44.
26 October to 1 November 2026. 12 cards on what the newsrooms we read reported that week.Counted .94/261
Brazil Re-Elects Lula for Fourth Term
Led Europe and Africa. Top 3 everywhere else.
The three stories most newsrooms reported.
- 94Brazil Re-Elects Lula for Fourth Term
- 81Israel Election Results Deadlocked
- 80Spain High-Speed Trains Collide, 68 Killed
7/8 regions
Netanyahu and Eisenkot both claim ability to form government.
18NAM
22EUR
10MID
20ASI
6AFR
1LAT
4OCE
0RUS
6 newsrooms read in Russia. None among its 81 sources.
2ndin North America
North Korea Blamed for $6.3 Billion Binance Heist
Europe8/81
Asia18/52
North America16/52
Africa2/32
16 of 52 newsrooms in North America. In Europe, 8 of 81, 12th.
43231
Headlines from the 261 newsrooms we read.
Down 1% from last week
7202
Headlines on Thursday, the busiest day.
Quietest was Saturday, with 4,141.
What most newsrooms reported on Thursday.
- 52Spain train crash death toll rises to 74.
- 31Lagarde steps down as ECB president in February.
- 24Iran receives Vance letter on peace talks.
Most reported day by day
- MONLula defeats Bolsonaro in Brazil election.
- TUEFinland, Norway leaders call Putin on Ukraine war.
- WEDNetanyahu and Eisenkot both claim ability to form government.
- THUSpain train crash death toll rises to 74.
- FRINorth Korea hacks Binance for $6.3 billion.
- SATProtests over living costs spread across France and Germany.
- SUNFBI blames North Korea for $6.3B Binance hack.
1386▲ 44%
Elections around the world, more headlines than the week before.
Lula won Brazil's presidential runoff despite contestation from Bolsonaro and predictions favoring his opponent, while Israel prepares for elections with Netanyahu facing challenges amid allegations of escalating Iran tensions before the vote.
91▼ 59%
Space exploration, fewer headlines than the week before.
Japan has launched a historic mission to collect samples from Phobos, a moon of Mars, in an unprecedented robotic expedition.
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 26 - Nov 1
94/261
Brazil Re-Elects Lula for Fourth Term
Led Europe and Africa. Top 3 everywhere else.
The three stories most newsrooms reported.
- 94Brazil Re-Elects Lula for Fourth Term
- 81Israel Election Results Deadlocked
- 80Spain High-Speed Trains Collide, 68 Killed
7/8 regions
Netanyahu and Eisenkot both claim ability to form government.
18NAM
22EUR
10MID
20ASI
6AFR
1LAT
4OCE
0RUS
6 newsrooms read in Russia. None among its 81 sources.
2ndin North America
North Korea Blamed for $6.3 Billion Binance Heist
Europe8/81
Asia18/52
North America16/52
Africa2/32
16 of 52 newsrooms in North America. In Europe, 8 of 81, 12th.
43231
Headlines from the 261 newsrooms we read.
Down 1% from last week
7202
Headlines on Thursday, the busiest day.
Quietest was Saturday, with 4,141.
What most newsrooms reported on Thursday.
- 52Spain train crash death toll rises to 74.
- 31Lagarde steps down as ECB president in February.
- 24Iran receives Vance letter on peace talks.
Most reported day by day
- MONLula defeats Bolsonaro in Brazil election.
- TUEFinland, Norway leaders call Putin on Ukraine war.
- WEDNetanyahu and Eisenkot both claim ability to form government.
- THUSpain train crash death toll rises to 74.
- FRINorth Korea hacks Binance for $6.3 billion.
- SATProtests over living costs spread across France and Germany.
- SUNFBI blames North Korea for $6.3B Binance hack.
1386▲ 44%
Elections around the world, more headlines than the week before.
Lula won Brazil's presidential runoff despite contestation from Bolsonaro and predictions favoring his opponent, while Israel prepares for elections with Netanyahu facing challenges amid allegations of escalating Iran tensions before the vote.
91▼ 59%
Space exploration, fewer headlines than the week before.
Japan has launched a historic mission to collect samples from Phobos, a moon of Mars, in an unprecedented robotic expedition.
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.