Name the frame
Headlines are choices. We show left-leaning and right-leaning sources on the same beat so you can see the adjectives, the villains, and the missing context — not just the conclusion you were steered toward.
Anti–two-party reporting
We are not a “balanced” newsroom pretending both teams deserve equal trust. We are a comparison lab for curious adults who notice when coverage is written to close your options down to two.
Reject the false choice
Most cable and social feeds compress reality into a duel: outrage vs outrage, blue jersey vs red jersey. That is copywriting, not journalism. We treat the dichotomy as the story’s first lie.
Read the sources
Every match links out to original reporting. Our job is to surface contrast and gaps — yours is to read, bookmark, and decide without letting an algorithm pick your tribe for you.
Third-tab rule: when two feeds agree on the villain, check what neither led with — funding, incentives, boring paperwork, the human on the ground. That gap is usually where the real story lives.
Same event. Different headlines.
Matched pairs from RSS feeds across the spectrum. Similarity scores are mechanical — your judgment is not.
Headline comparisons
Refreshes from our API when the backend is reachable.
Checking feeds for matches…
From our archive of recent high-confidence matches.
Partners
Properties in the Janus constellation.
Referral
mdmc.dev
Learn more about meme science — how ideas propagate, mutate, and take hold.
Explore → Infrastructuretinyhost.xyz
Where the site runs. Local-first, self-hosted, no big-cloud lock-in.
Learn more → Debatetx.wtf
Public feed, handles, and Janus debate threads. Where the arguments happen in the open.
Join →