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Trending in U.S. media

The names rising fastest across U.S. media right now — ranked by how far today’s coverage outpaces their normal volume. October 22, 2026.

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  1. 1
    Zuckerbergnew & rising

    “Meta's massive deal for Zuckerberg proves execs aren't exempt from IRL work” — Business Insider

  2. 2
    Claude Duetnew & rising

    “Claude Duet makes “should I interrupt you?” a product feature” — DEV Community

  3. 3
    IBM6× normal coverage

    “International Business Machines Corporation (IBM) Stock Price, News, Quote & History - Yahoo Finance” — Yahoo Finance

  4. 4
    Israel6× normal coverage

    “Would a Democratic Congress change course on Israel?” — Vox

  5. 5
    BBC10× normal coverage

    “Judge orders Trump to sit for deposition in his defamation suit against BBC” — The Washington Times

  6. 6
    DHS10× normal coverage

    “Justice Department examining whether Lewandowski profited from DHS post” — The Washington Times

  7. 7
    Mark Zuckerberg6× normal coverage

    “Mark Zuckerberg says over 10 million people used Meta’s Muse—and demand was so high, he had to get Stripe to raise credit limits” — Fortune

  8. 8
    Brazil4× normal coverage

    “Bolsonaro victory could bring Brazil's rare-earth riches closer to Washington” — The Washington Times

  9. 9
    Claude4× normal coverage

    “Social Media Schedulers That Work in ChatGPT and Claude (2026)” — DEV Community

  10. 10
    Arizona7× normal coverage

    “Chiricahua monument in Arizona is now the 64th US national park” — The Guardian US

  11. 11
    Google Sheets6× normal coverage

    “Track Freelance Invoices in Google Sheets (Overdue Alerts, Monthly Income and Tax Set-Aside)” — DEV Community

  12. 12
    NYSE4× normal coverage

    “Byline Bancorp’s (NYSE:BY) Q3 2026: beats on revenue” — StockStory

  13. 13
    Muse6× normal coverage

    “I Tried Automating My Relationships Using AI Agents. Muse and Dots Overstepped” — CNET

  14. 14
    James Talarico4× normal coverage

    “Ken Paxton says he would debate James Talarico in Texas Senate race 'if the terms were right'” — The Washington Times

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