Fed signals two rate cuts remain on table for 2025 despite inflation concerns
Federal Reserve officials maintained their projection for two quarter-point reductions this year despite persistent services inflation.
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Vectra pulls news from 35+ sources — RSS feeds, Reddit, and Telegram channels — and uses AI to summarise every article, assess political bias, and surface what actually matters.
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The average person encounters thousands of headlines a day — scattered across Twitter, Telegram, Reddit, news apps, and group chats. More information than ever before, yet it's harder than ever to know what's actually happening.
We open ten tabs, lose track of the story, get hit by ads, and close them all without feeling informed. The volume is overwhelming. The signal is buried.
10,000+
headlines the average person sees daily
74%
of people feel overwhelmed by the news
6+
different apps people check for news
2.5 hrs
spent daily consuming content across platforms
The solution
Vectra collects news from 35+ sources worldwide, runs each article through AI to extract what matters, and serves it in a single clean feed — filtered by topic, bias, or source, sorted by actual importance. You see what you want to see, and nothing you don't.
RSS, Reddit, and Telegram — including Russian-language channels translated to English in real time.
Every article is summarised by AI. No more opening 10 tabs — get the point in two sentences.
Each source is scored on a left–right bias scale so you always know where the story is coming from.
See which people, organisations, and countries are dominating the news today — updated live.
Search across all articles instantly. Filter by category, time, bias, and source type.
Beyond the summary — each article gets an AI note on why it matters and what to watch next.
Every 30 minutes Vectra pulls fresh articles from 35+ RSS feeds, Reddit communities, and Telegram channels worldwide.
AI reads each article, writes a 2-sentence summary, assigns categories, extracts key entities, and scores the political bias.
Open the feed and get the full picture in minutes — filter by topic, bias, or source, and track what matters with Pulse.
Vectra is actively developed. Here's where we've been and where we're going.
Those platforms surface noise — hot takes, engagement bait, and ads. Vectra pulls from curated sources only, strips the fluff, and gives you an AI summary + bias score so you know what you're actually reading.
Each source is assigned a bias score from −1.0 (far left) to +1.0 (far right) based on established media bias research. The score is displayed as a visual L → R slider on every article so you can always see where the story is coming from.
Currently 35+ sources: major RSS feeds (BBC, Reuters, Bloomberg, AP, CNN, NYT, FT, Guardian, Deutsche Welle, Al Jazeera, Fox, MSNBC, WHO News, STAT News…), Reddit communities, and Telegram channels including Russian-language ones (RIA Novosti, TASS, Meduza, Economica) translated to English in real time.
RSS and Reddit sources are polled every 20–30 minutes. Telegram channels every hour. AI processing (summaries, bias, entities) runs continuously on new articles — so you're never more than 30 minutes behind breaking news.
Vectra is currently in private beta. Request early access and we'll let you in when a spot opens. A free tier will always exist.
One feed. Every source. Zero overwhelm.
Join the waitlist — early access coming soon.