Understanding the importance of context, NAaaS provides crucial information about the focus time and locations for each news article. Consider an event that took place in State A a week ago, with subsequent hearings scheduled in State B. A news headline may read, "State A: Court Orders $100 Fine in XYZ Case." Merely reading the headline would lead one to believe that the news pertains to State A and is current. However, upon reading the entire paragraph, it becomes apparent that the news refers to an event that occurred a week ago in State A, with the court hearing taking place in State B. By providing these details, NAaaS ensures accurate categorization and interpretation of news articles.