News app that brings the reader to the center of an event

So, say there's an event that brings out a lot of different opinions in people. <br><br>Example: Police shot a man. All news sources agree on basic facts: where it happened, what they did after the fact, the race and occupation of the police officers and the victim, the circumstances leading to the shooting.<br><br>BUT - there's a lot of disagreement over whether or not this was a justified use of lethal force. <br><br>The app comes in here. You say "I think this shooting was wrong. Show me what the people who think it was justified have to say."<br><br>OR<br><br>"I think this shooting was justified. Show me what the people who think it was wrong have to say."<br><br>Then, it would show you the views of people in the opposite camp - BUT you're still in the same news publication that you were in. So you would know that the headline "Cop's use of force was completely justified" isn't a headline you'd see in the MSNBC, it's an MSNBC headline that comes down on the same side as Fox News on occasion.<br><br>Another good example would be everything that happens in Israel or Palestine.