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What today’s reporting is about
Story clusters lead this view. Coverage is the share of 64 deduplicated articles; source breadth counts distinct source families. Keywords are supporting evidence, not the headline.
Model regional-topic-v1 · 3 source families · 54 articles remain outside the six displayed clusters.
The three-minute read
Today in Trinidad
01 What dominated The strongest independently supported terms were caribbean (14% of articles; 9 articles), minister (8% of articles; 5 articles), miss (8% of articles; 5 articles).
02 Biggest credible change women rose from a 0% seven-day average to 6% of today's articles.
03 How coverage read Coverage tone measured 4.8 out of 10 (mixed). That was 3.7 points more negative than the prior publishing day.
Evidence check
Coverage confidence
Broad daily sample. The seven-day comparison window and daily evidence thresholds are complete.
Articles analysed 64
Named sources at least 3
Comparison days 7 / 7
Coverage, not public opinion. These measurements describe the language and repetition in the collected news sample, not what Trinidadians believe.
The compact evidence names at least 3 named source family; it may not enumerate every source in the full corpus.
Against the trailing baseline
What changed today
New Absent from the seven-day comparison baseline and present in supported coverage today.
miss 8% today · 0% baseline · 3 source families
14-day trajectory
8% today
Article share · 8% today
million 6% today · 0% baseline · 3 source families
14-day trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
pooran 6% today · 0% baseline · 1 source family
14-day trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
run 6% today · 0% baseline · 3 source families
14-day trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
Surging At least 0.5 log₂ points above its seven-day article-share baseline.
political 6% today · 0% baseline · 2 source families
14-day trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
prison 6% today · 0% baseline · 2 source families
14-day trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
women 6% today · 0% baseline · 2 source families
14-day trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
league 6% today · 1% baseline · 2 source families
14-day trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
Persistent Within 0.5 log₂ points of its seven-day article-share baseline.
national 6% today · 5% baseline · 3 source families
14-day trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
Cooling At least 0.5 log₂ points below its seven-day article-share baseline.
minister 8% today · 15% baseline · 1 source family
14-day trajectory
8% today
Article share · 8% today
The conversation map
What is being amplified?
Movement compares today's article share with the prior 7 publishing days.
Bubble area shows article share. Left-to-right shows critical to constructive framing; bottom-to-top shows cooling to surging coverage.
Public safety Government Economy Other coverage
Trinidad news conversation map
Terms plotted by framing and change in article share. Exact anchors and displaced bubbles are connected when labels would overlap. Each bubble links to supporting headlines below.
Amplified concerns Amplified positives
Concerns receding Positive coverage receding
More critical More constructive
Surging Cooling
caribbean minister miss league million national political pooran prison run victory women
Choose a bubble to inspect its evidence.
caribbean 9 articles · 3 source families · 14% share
4% prior share · +1.6 movement
Term trajectory
14% today
Article share · 14% today
minister 5 articles · 1 source families · 8% share
15% prior share · -0.8 movement
Term trajectory
8% today
Article share · 8% today
miss 5 articles · 3 source families · 8% share
0% prior share · +2.0 movement
Term trajectory
8% today
Article share · 8% today
league 4 articles · 2 source families · 6% share
1% prior share · +1.9 movement
Term trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
million 4 articles · 3 source families · 6% share
0% prior share · +2.0 movement
Term trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
national 4 articles · 3 source families · 6% share
5% prior share · +0.3 movement
Term trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
political 4 articles · 2 source families · 6% share
0% prior share · +2.0 movement
Term trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
pooran 4 articles · 1 source families · 6% share
0% prior share · +2.0 movement
Term trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
prison 4 articles · 2 source families · 6% share
0% prior share · +2.0 movement
Term trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
run 4 articles · 3 source families · 6% share
0% prior share · +2.0 movement
Term trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
victory 4 articles · 2 source families · 6% share
0% prior share · +2.0 movement
Term trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
women 4 articles · 2 source families · 6% share
0% prior share · +2.0 movement
Term trajectory
6% today
Article share · 6% today
Only terms found in at least 3 articles or across 2 source families appear. Small collision offsets prevent overlap. Position describes news coverage, not public opinion.
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Today uses normalized article share from this edition.
Article share, not raw mentions. Size shows the selected window; colour consistently identifies the documented topic family. The 30-day view currently uses 30 available publishing days.
The wider pattern
Tone over time
0 2.5 5 7.5 10
2026-08-24: 6.2 2026-08-25: 3.8 2026-08-26: 4.2 2026-08-27: 4.1 2026-08-28: 3.7 2026-08-29: 3.0 2026-08-30: 4.9 2026-08-31: 4.8 2026-09-01: 2.5 2026-09-02: 5.0 2026-09-03: 3.6 2026-09-04: 2.1 2026-09-05: 8.5 2026-09-06: 4.8
2026-08-24
2026-09-06
4.8 08-31 2.5 09-01 5.0 09-02 3.6 09-03 2.1 09-04 8.5 09-05 4.8 09-06
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Headlines behind the signals
This page reports coverage tone and term frequency only. No ideological
or party score is produced for Trinidad and Tobago: the scoring lexicons are
built for U.S. politics and do not transfer. Tone measures the language
of news coverage, not public opinion.