Fact-Checking Policy

Last Updated: June 28, 2026

1. Verification Process

Before publication, factual claims in our articles are checked against:

Official statements, press releases, and filings from the companies or institutions involved
Established, named news organizations and primary reporting
Government, regulatory, or academic sources for statistics and figures
Cross-referencing dates, figures, and quotes across at least one independent source where possible

2. Speculative and Forward-Looking Content

Some articles discuss possible future developments — for example, how a technology might evolve, or what a policy change could mean. These pieces are explicitly labeled as analysis, scenario planning, or opinion, and are not presented as confirmed fact. We do not present predictions or hypotheticals as settled events.

3. Reporting an Error

If you believe an article contains a factual error, please use our Contact page to let us know the article URL and the specific claim in question. See our Corrections Policy for what happens next.