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Coverage Heat Map

Which sections each side of the spectrum spends its coverage on.

SectionLeftLeans leftCentreLeans rightRight
World 65.7%146.0%347.0%88.7%55.6%
US 43.8%83.4%112.3%22.2%33.3%
Politics 1413.3%2611.2%469.4%1010.9%1011.1%
Business 43.8%146.0%357.2%55.4%44.4%
Markets 65.7%146.0%255.1%77.6%55.6%
Technology 76.7%146.0%398.0%55.4%66.7%
AI 43.8%73.0%153.1%55.4%11.1%
Science 65.7%177.3%326.6%33.3%33.3%
Health 43.8%166.9%387.8%55.4%77.8%
Climate 54.8%93.9%112.3%22.2%11.1%
Energy 11.0%52.1%132.7%44.3%33.3%
Defense and Security 87.6%166.9%326.6%88.7%1011.1%
Crime and Justice 1110.5%177.3%326.6%88.7%910.0%
Sports 32.9%146.0%377.6%22.2%66.7%
Entertainment 1110.5%219.0%5010.2%77.6%77.8%
Culture 76.7%104.3%153.1%66.5%44.4%
Travel 32.9%114.7%193.9%44.3%44.4%
Local 11.0%40.8%11.1%22.2%
How this was worked out

Each cell counts the stories in a section that outlets of that leaning covered (an outlet counts once per story). Shading is the share of that leaning's stories that went to the section, so leanings with more outlets do not drown out the others.

How INDB scores stories · Data: stories INDB grouped from the outlets on the sources page.