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What changed

This is a preview of our sourcing standard. Every published signal will link to original evidence, distinguish an announcement from a confirmed outcome, and make clear when something happened—not just when a story was written.

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Why it matters

A few extra lines of context can change the meaning of a claim. We’ll keep source links close, label our interpretation, and preserve a dated correction when a material fact changes. You should be able to check our work.

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The caveats

Primary sources can still be incomplete or self-interested. Linking to one is the start of verification, not the end. AI-assisted checking can miss errors; editorial accountability remains with the publication.

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Go to the source

Further reading behind this editorial approach.

  1. The Trust ProjectPrinciples for transparent journalism ↗thetrustproject.org · opens in a new tab

Editorial record

AI-assisted writing and design. This preview demonstrates our editorial format; it is not a report of a new announcement.

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