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Weekly · 2026, Week 43 (Oct 19–25)

The week of Oct 19: “France nationwide protests” was covered by 23 of 27 outlets

OnceTopNews · Published Monday, Oct 26Written automatically from our data
Articles
13K
▲ 48% vs. last week
YouTube views
200M
▲ 89% vs. last week
Bluesky likes
106K
▲ 44% vs. last week
New events
111
▲ 24 vs. last week

From Monday, Oct 19 to Sunday, Oct 25, the 27 outlets we track published 12,573 articles. The busiest day was Thursday, Oct 22, with 2,216. That is 48% more than the week before.

Articles published each dayBusiest: Thu
10/19
Mon
10/20
Tue
10/21
Wed
10/22
Thu
10/23
Fri
10/24
Sat
10/25
Sun

The most-covered stories

“France nationwide protests” was the story covered by the most outlets this week: 23 of 27 reported on it, in 94 articles. Next were “Stephen Hubbard release from Russia” (22 outlets) and “Alaska Senate certification lawsuit” (21 outlets).

On YouTube and Bluesky

News videos that the outlets published on YouTube this week have 200.3 million views so far. The most-viewed was “New Russian jet-powered drones pose growing threat to Ukraine” from CNN, with 2.5 million views.

On Bluesky, the outlets’ official accounts posted 6,552 times and received 105,800 likes. Associated Press received the most likes (26,023), followed by Reuters (14,488).

111 new events started this week — see “This week’s events” for each timeline.

This report is generated automatically every Monday from our tallies of 27 outlets’ articles, their YouTube channels and their official Bluesky accounts. Headlines link to the original outlets; we don’t quote or rewrite news articles. See every day in the archive.

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