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Our method

Confidence is earned,
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  1. 01
    Collect

    Independent reporting and primary documents—not repeated rewrites of the same source.

  2. 02
    Compare

    Separate established facts from interpretation, emphasis, and unanswered questions.

  3. 03
    Label

    Automatically grouped reports remain Developing. Multiple headlines do not by themselves establish independent confirmation.

  4. 04
    Select

    The daily edition favors independent corroboration, primary evidence, completeness, recency, and topic diversity.