How this newsroom verifies a story before you read it
Speed matters in news — but being right matters more. A look inside our checklist, and how to send us a correction.
Every story we publish answers three questions first: who told us, how do they know, and who else can confirm it. A single unverified forward is a tip, not a story — it earns a phone call, not a headline.
When we get something wrong, we say so. Corrections are made on the original story with a dated note, not quietly deleted. Our corrections policy and grievance contact are on the About page.
Sponsored posts and advertisements are always labelled. Opinion pieces — like this one — carry the Opinion tag so reporting and viewpoint never blur.
If you spot an error, use the contact page or the grievance contact in the footer. The fastest fact-check we run is the one a reader starts.
