Every news site shows you what its own editors decided mattered this morning. Headlines asks a different question: what are thirty-odd newsrooms all covering at the same time?
It reads the front pages of more than thirty international outlets, from wire services to broadsheets to tabloids, and folds them into a single list. A story most of the press is running rises to the top. A story one outlet is pushing on its own does not.
There is no account, no feed to train and no archive. It rebuilds every hour and keeps nothing, which makes it a snapshot of what the world's press is covering right now rather than a record of what it covered.