The Wall Street Journal
This week at a glance
- Headlines
- 52
- Stories
- 43
- Only The Wall Street Journal ran
- 20
- First with it
- 8 of 23
Where it sits
- Left
- Lean left
- Centre
- Lean right
- Right
Owned by Dow Jones & Company, part of News Corp. Source: Wikidata.
How its stories went
Of the 23 stories other newsrooms also ran, The Wall Street Journal was first on 8 (35%); when it wasn’t, it typically came 12 hours after the first. 20 of its stories no other newsroom we read ran. Where it sits: AllSides’s rating of its news coverage overall (November 2026), not ours and not about any one article.
Headlines a day
| Day | Stories |
|---|---|
| Thu | 2 |
| Fri | 4 |
| Sat | 7 |
| Sun | 5 |
| Mon | 10 |
| Tue | 18 |
| Today | 6 |
We started reading The Wall Street Journal on Thursday 5 November, so earlier days are empty.
When it publishes
| Hour | Headlines |
|---|---|
| 12am | 2 |
| 1am | 2 |
| 2am | 2 |
| 3am | 1 |
| 4am | 1 |
| 5am | 3 |
| 6am | 1 |
| 7am | 4 |
| 8am | 1 |
| 9am | 3 |
| 10am | 1 |
| 11am | 1 |
| 12pm | 3 |
| 1pm | 1 |
| 2pm | 5 |
| 3pm | 4 |
| 4pm | 0 |
| 5pm | 0 |
| 6pm | 2 |
| 7pm | 1 |
| 8pm | 1 |
| 9pm | 7 |
| 10pm | 4 |
| 11pm | 2 |
Busiest around 9pm, Melbourne time.
Who and what it covers most
Every headline this week
The latest 52, each linked to how every newsroom covered the story. Who breaks stories first