Coverage starts Wednesday, Nov 4

Said at the podium. Checked against the evidence. You decide.

No endorsements. No scores for officials. Just the evidence, claim by claim.

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How it works

Three steps, while they’re still talking.

From claim to evidence, usually in under a minute.

Step 01

We listen.

We transcribe the press conference as it happens and recognize the listed principals when they speak.

Step 02

We extract.

We pull checkable claims from the principals’ statements and answers — never from the questions.

Step 03

We check the evidence.

Each claim is checked against independent sources. You get our rating and the sources behind it, so you can judge for yourself.

Who we name

Principals, and no one else.

Principals

Named.

Their claims are checked.

Reporters

Questions shown for context.

Never named, never checked.

Other speakers

Not named.

Nothing they say is checked.

What a verdict looks like

One question.
Three verdicts.

Every claim gets a verdict, a one-line summary and the sources we checked. Same template, every principal.

Illustrative examples · a fictional relief agencyA question, then three claims — each held to the same evidence.
Question13:48

Can you give us an update on the relief convoys?

Principal A· Spokesperson

“Food deliveries to the eastern districts rose by a third last month.”

Supported

Delivery figures for the eastern districts rose by about a third on the previous month, consistent across two independent relief tallies.

Based onRegional Relief ReportCorridor Logistics Tracker
14:32
Principal A· Spokesperson

“Every one of this year’s relief convoys reached its destination.”

Overstated

Most of this year’s convoys arrived, but independent tracking records several turned back. “Every one” goes further than the record shows.

Based onConvoy MonitorRegional Relief Report
15:05
Principal B· Deputy Spokesperson

“More than two million people have now left the region.”

Not verifiable

No independent count of departures from the region has been published. Available estimates cannot confirm or rule out the figure.

Based onDisplacement Survey
16:40
Where we draw the line

What we don’t do.

Rating officials. Telling you what to think. Neither is our job — by design.

No. 01

Rate officials.

We don’t score officials or organizations. We analyze individual claims, one at a time, and let the record speak.

No. 02

Tell you who to trust.

The evidence is on the page. The sources are linked. What it means to you is yours to decide.

No. 03

Choose events to make a point.

We cover press conferences under a published selection policy, applied the same way to every side.

We provide the signals. You decide.

See every press conference we’ve covered.

Every claim from every principal, held to the same standard — on the record, with sources.

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