About Local Chorus

Local Chorus shows what local media in a country are reporting, in your language. Instead of one outlet's take, every story is built from several local outlets reporting the same event, and it says plainly what they agree on and what is still unclear.

What you get

• One story per event. When several outlets report the same thing, you read it once, with every one of them listed as a source.
• The original headline. Each story keeps the headline as it appeared locally.
• Confirmed and unclear, kept apart. A claim counts as confirmed only when two independent outlets, or an official source, back it.
• What different media are saying. Business, technology, official and community sources are summarised separately, so you can see how each covered it.
• Signals you can filter by. Reliability, promotional tone, sensationalism, mood, novelty and reach, with preferences you can save.

Coverage

We currently read 163 local sources in China, Japan, Russia, South Korea, United Arab Emirates, United States, in their own language. Stories are available in English, Russian and Spanish.

How stories are written

Stories are written by AI from the listed local sources. Every fact links back to the outlets that reported it, and a fact with no source is never published. We never republish full articles; we link to them. The How it works page explains each step.

Something wrong?

Every story has a "Report a problem" link at the end. Reports go straight to the editor.

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