Editorial policy

Sourcing

Every story aggregates at least two independent reporting sources. We prefer original reporting (wire services, primary documents, on-the-record statements) over re-reporting. Aggregators are used only to find sources, never as the source itself.

AI use

Most articles are drafted by an AI system using public sources. The AI is instructed to summarize what reporting establishes, separate it from speculation, and label perspectives explicitly. Drafts are reviewed for accuracy before publication; flagship pieces (lead briefs, explainers) get additional human review.

What we won't do

• Fabricate quotes or attribute statements that weren’t made.
• Invent statistics or numbers — every figure traces to a cited source.
• Bury corrections. Material errors are corrected with a dated, in-line note.
• Publish takedown-on-demand pieces or quietly delete published work to settle complaints.

Principles

1. Brevity over bloat — every story summarized in under 200 words.
2. On contested topics, label perspectives plainly: "what supporters say / what critics say".
3. Cite at least two independent sources per story; link them all.
4. No fabricated quotes. No invented statistics. If the source isn’t certain, we say so.
5. Disclose when an article is AI-drafted; humans review flagship pieces.
6. Corrections are appended in-line with date stamps, never silently edited away.

Disclosure

We carry advertising and affiliate links. Sponsored content (if any) is labeled as such and kept entirely separate from editorial. Affiliate links carry the rel="sponsored" attribute and never determine which products we cover.