News Analyzer — check bias, entities, sentiment
Paste a URL or article. This news analyzer returns bias, named entities, sentiment, and a summary.
What News Analyzer can do
- Bias and sentiment, including political lean
- Key-point summary and theme extraction
- People, organizations, and places named in the article
- Source credibility and factual-rating signals
Who uses News Analyzer
Research teams
Run this news analyzer on a URL before sharing the article with leadership.
Content marketers
See how coverage sentiment is framing your industry before you write.
Educators
Teach media literacy by running a news analyzer on the same article students read.
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Frequently asked questions
What does this news analyzer return?
Bias (political lean, sensationalism, and a factual rating), named entities (people, organizations, and places), sentiment, and a key-point summary. Review the signals before you share or brief anyone.
Do I need an account to try this news analyzer?
No. Guest runs are free (10/day) and do not need an account. Sign up later if you want to keep results and start with credits.
Can I paste a URL or the article text?
Yes. Paste a public article URL or the article text. The news analyzer reads the story, then returns bias, entities, sentiment, and a summary.
Do I still need to read the article?
Yes. Political lean and sentiment are model judgments on that article. Read the piece before you share or brief anyone.
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