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Editorial Policy

What we publish

We publish curated links to external reporting and commentary from selected news sources.

How sources are selected

Sources are selected for relevance, consistency, and editorial value. Source mix and weighting may be adjusted over time.

Ranking and curation

Story ordering may reflect recency, source balancing, topic relevance, and manual editorial actions such as pinning or hiding.

Unexplained stories

The Unexplained category covers evidence-backed anomalies involving power, institutions, public risk or systemic decline where the motive, mechanism, coordination, beneficiary or full causal chain remains unresolved. It does not include paranormal curiosities, unsupported conspiracy claims, coincidence-only gossip or pattern speculation without meaningful evidence and public consequence.

Narrative Check stories

The Narrative Check category covers verified facts that materially contradict, qualify or expose a consequential omission in a dominant institutional or media narrative. It does not include mere opinion disputes, partisan counterclaims, unsupported contrarianism or evidence that only adds another compatible causal factor. Claims of deliberate propaganda require evidence of intent or coordination.

Corrections

If a headline is incorrect, misleading, or linked in error, we will review and correct or remove it when appropriate.