How the News Events Feed Works

Traditional news feeds show you hundreds of individual articles — the same story repeated across dozens of outlets. That creates noise, not clarity.

Polyvox takes a different approach. Each card is a news event — a distinct story synthesised from multiple sources. Instead of seeing 15 articles about the same OPEC decision, you see one event card backed by all 15 perspectives.

What can you do with them?

Expand any event to see the key articles reporting on it. From there you can read the full article or run it through the bias calculator — both load in a side panel without leaving the feed. Click "Full briefing" to open the Briefing Centre with a detailed AI-generated intelligence breakdown of that event.

The bias distribution bar

Each event card shows a small bar indicating the political lean of reporting sources — blue for left-leaning, grey for centre, red for right-leaning. This gives you an instant sense of whether coverage is balanced or skewed.

Where does the data come from?

Polyvox monitors global news outlets in real time. Articles are clustered into events using AI, and each outlet's bias rating comes from the independently verified Media Bias/Fact Check dataset.