The news feed aggregates confirmed reporting on the calendar, the patch ledger, ownership notes and corrections. Each article names its sources and the tier at which the desk is publishing.
The articles at the top of the feed are confirmed and dated. Lower down is a queue of older reporting, each page carrying the corrected wording where the desk has issued a correction.
Every article the desk has published, grouped by tier. Higher tiers indicate stronger sources.
What readers ask before they trust a news article on the desk.
Only when at least one Tier-one source supports the announcement and the desk can be specific about the audience the announcement serves.
The home page note is annotated with the date; the original wording stays visible in the article so the reader can audit the change.
Because the source ladder is the desk's contract with the reader. Until an L1 source is on the record, the desk waits.