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Americas · Saturday, 7 November 2026

Puerto RicoLimited data

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Rising

  1. Conlan Houston, CC BY-SA 4.0

    1Abdul El-Sayed

    Rising

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 434 reads

  2. The White House, Public domain

    2Stephen Miller

    New

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 445 reads

  3. Presidencia de la República del Ecuador, Public domain

    3Santiago Peña

    New

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 295 reads

  4. 4Godzilla Minus Zero

    New

    Movies & TV · Wikipedia · 233 reads

  5. Dmitryshein, CC BY-SA 4.0

    5Zohran Mamdani

    New

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 232 reads


Top today

  1. Conlan Houston, CC BY-SA 4.0

    1Abdul El-Sayed

    Rising

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 434 reads

  2. The White House, Public domain

    2Stephen Miller

    New

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 445 reads

  3. Presidencia de la República del Ecuador, Public domain

    3Santiago Peña

    New

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 295 reads

  4. 4Godzilla Minus Zero

    New

    Movies & TV · Wikipedia · 233 reads

  5. Dmitryshein, CC BY-SA 4.0

    5Zohran Mamdani

    New

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 232 reads

  6. 6Crown Jewel

    New

    Sports · Wikipedia · 227 reads

  7. Joe Budd, CC BY-SA 4.0

    7Orlando Bravo

    New

    Business & economy · Wikipedia · 219 reads

  8. Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

    8Weather

    Other · Google Trends · 2,000+ searches

  9. El Empujoncito de Maria Marin, CC BY 3.0

    9Maripily Rivera

    Movies & TV · Google Trends · 2,000+ searches

  10. Unknown photographer, Public domain

    10Actor

    Other · Google Trends · 2,000+ searches


What the news is talking about

How much of the news here is about each issue today, and how it sounds, compared with the past 4 weeks. From 274 articles by the country’s own news sites over the last 7 days. How we read the news

Share of the coverage

  1. 3.3% of the news · usually 2.2% · 9 articles
  2. 3.3% of the news · usually 1.1% · 2.9× usual · 9 articles
  3. 2.2% of the news · usually 1.3% · 1.7× usual · 6 articles
  4. 1.8% of the news · usually 0.9% · 2.1× usual · 5 articles
  5. 1.5% of the news · usually 1.2% · 4 articles
  6. 0.7% of the news · usually 0.1% · 8.1× usual · 2 articles
  7. 0.7% of the news · usually 1.0% · 2 articles
  8. 0.0% of the news · usually 0.6% · 0 articles

    Survey · 2023 93% Worried about climate change (Climate Change Opinion Survey (Meta, Yale), survey of Facebook users)

How the news sounds

News coverage in more than 100 languages, machine-translated and counted with English word lists, from The GDELT Project.

Pro The news mood day by day for the last 90 days, with each issue’s share, as CSV and PDF. Try Pro free for 7 days →


Issues people are looking up

The top topics in politics, the economy, tech, science, health, climate, education and society that people here read and search about today.

  1. Conlan Houston, CC BY-SA 4.0

    1Abdul El-Sayed

    Rising

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 434 reads

  2. The White House, Public domain

    2Stephen Miller

    New

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 445 reads

  3. Presidencia de la República del Ecuador, Public domain

    3Santiago Peña

    New

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 295 reads

  4. Dmitryshein, CC BY-SA 4.0

    4Zohran Mamdani

    New

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 232 reads

  5. Joe Budd, CC BY-SA 4.0

    5Orlando Bravo

    New

    Business & economy · Wikipedia · 219 reads

  6. U.S. Senate Photographic Studio, Public domain

    6Jon Ossoff

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 166 reads

  7. 7Gonzalo Moratorio

    Science & space · Google Trends · 500+ searches

  8. 82026 United States elections

    Politics & world affairs · Wikipedia · 132 reads


By category

Business & economy

  1. Joe Budd, CC BY-SA 4.0

    1Orlando Bravo

    New

    Wikipedia · 219 reads

  2. Hamilton Richards, CC BY-SA 3.0

    2Edsger W. Dijkstra

    Wikipedia · 128 reads

  3. 3Puerto Rico

    Wikipedia · 98 reads

Crime & justice

  1. Aruba Police Force (KPA, #13234), Public domain

    1Joran van der Sloot

    Wikipedia · 129 reads

  2. 2Scott Colom

    Wikipedia · 114 reads

Books, arts & history

  1. J. Malcolm Greany, Public domain

    1Ansel Adams

    Wikipedia · 100 reads

Fashion & beauty

  1. SkinGlow by Kimmarie / Dr. Billy Ingram [1], CC BY 4.0

    1Kimmarie Johnson

    Google Trends · 500+ searches

Movies & TV

  1. 1Godzilla Minus Zero

    New

    Wikipedia · 233 reads

  2. El Empujoncito de Maria Marin, CC BY 3.0

    2Maripily Rivera

    Google Trends · 2,000+ searches

  3. Distributed by Specialty Films in the United States., Public domain

    3F for Fake

    Google Trends · 500+ searches

Music

  1. Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 4.0

    1Russell Brand

    Wikipedia · 138 reads

  2. Toglenn, CC BY-SA 4.0

    2Bad Bunny

    Wikipedia · 100 reads

  3. Harald Krichel, CC BY-SA 4.0

    3Joaquin Phoenix

    Wikipedia · 98 reads

Celebrities & creators

  1. 1Thomas Markle

    Google Trends · 500+ searches

  2. 2José E. Feliciano

    Wikipedia · 96 reads

  3. Tom Coffey, Public domain

    3Martha Lillard

    Wikipedia · 92 reads

Politics & world affairs

  1. Conlan Houston, CC BY-SA 4.0

    1Abdul El-Sayed

    Rising

    Wikipedia · 434 reads

  2. The White House, Public domain

    2Stephen Miller

    New

    Wikipedia · 445 reads

  3. Presidencia de la República del Ecuador, Public domain

    3Santiago Peña

    New

    Wikipedia · 295 reads

Science & space

  1. 1Gonzalo Moratorio

    Google Trends · 500+ searches

Sports

  1. 1Crown Jewel

    New

    Wikipedia · 227 reads

  2. TonyTheTiger, CC0

    2Yaxel Lendeborg

    Wikipedia · 289 reads

  3. Unknown author Unknown author, CC BY-SA 3.0

    3Chilla Porter

    Google Trends · 500+ searches


Industries here

Government & public sector 9Media & entertainment 8Sports & fitness 5Music 3Fashion & beauty 1Science & research 1


The numbers behind the mood

The latest official figures, with the period each one covers. Yearly numbers can be a year or more old.

Economy

Society


Data credits: Google Trends · Wikipedia. These signals show what people look up, watch, play and buy online. How it works.

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