Pure Report

Search neutral news

Search Pure Report's neutral, bias-scored news. Returns articles rewritten to remove loaded language; bias_score (0-100) rates the ORIGINAL source reporting before neutralization (0 = wire-neutral, 100 = advocacy), NOT the returned rewrite, which is neutral by design. Each result also lists the event(s) it belongs to — pass an event slug to get_event for the neutral writeup or compare_coverage for cross-outlet framing. Ranked by relevance and recency.

Trending news events

List the news events with the most current coverage activity. Each event clusters many outlets' articles about one story and includes has_account (boolean): true means get_event returns a full verification-gated writeup, false means only the coverage census is available yet. Returns slugs to pass to get_event / compare_coverage.

Neutral event writeup

Get the full neutral writeup of one news event by slug: a verification-gated account (lede, what-we-know bullets with verbatim source receipts, single-source attributed items) plus a coverage census (how many outlets by political lean, earliest report). If no gated account exists yet, the coverage census is still returned.

Compare outlet framing

Show how outlets across the political spectrum framed one event: a per-outlet bias-score spectrum and, where they editorialized, the verbatim framing quotes grouped by left/center/right. The core 'compare the coverage' view — use it to detect slant and consensus.

Get article

Fetch one article by id: neutral rewritten title + body, a bias_score for the ORIGINAL source (not the rewrite), source, extracted entities, and the events it belongs to.

About & methodology

How Pure Report works — the bias scale, neutralization method, the two-gate verification for event accounts, lean labeling, coverage scope (topic list), and the support contact. Call this to cite the source or explain its methodology to a user.

Send feedback to the operator

Report a problem or request to Pure Report's operator and get a tracking ref back. Use this when the data looks wrong — a bias score or outlet lean that doesn't match the source, an event cluster mixing unrelated stories, a missing neutral writeup, a broken article — or to ask a methodology question or request a capability. Include the article_id or event_slug you were looking at; that context is what makes a report actionable. A human reads these: replies take time and are not guaranteed. Call

Check a feedback reply

Look up feedback you filed with submit_feedback, using the ref it returned (e.g. PR-7F3K2Q). Returns the current status (open, answered, closed) and the operator's reply once one exists. Replies are written by a human and are not immediate — poll sparingly, on the order of hours or days, not seconds.