Our Mission

Misinformation is a real issue in the media, but often those complaining about misinformation are the ones spreading it! We believe readers are smart, so we provide you with the sources we’ve used so you can check them for yourself. This is the only way for readers to have 100% trust in the media.

We will tell you what kind of references we’ve used and how many. We will only provide a fact-check guarantee if the source of information comes from one of the following:

• Peer-reviewed research papers: A Peer-reviewed research paper means that the subject matter, research, and ideas have been scrutinized by other experts in the field to ensure the highest quality. 

• Academic journals/websites: These are scholarly articles published by academic journals or university websites with the .edu domain. Research papers that are not peer-reviewed are included in this category but are still a very reliable source of information.  

• Official statistics: We only quote statistics that come from official and verifiable public databases. For example, we will quote economic statistics directly from a central bank’s website and polling results will come straight from the organization that conducted the poll.

• Government websites: Sources from government websites, usually with the .gov domain are considered highly reliable. 

• Straight from the source: ‘Straight from the horse’s mouth’, so to speak. If we’re quoting something, we will only quote and link it back to the original source.

• Official transcripts: If we’re quoting from an interview, we will quote and link it back to the official transcript if possible.

• Official court documents: If we’re discussing legal issues concerning criminal trials and court cases, we will quote directly from the official court documents published by the court. 

• Medical authorities: If we’re quoting health and medical information, we will link it back to an official medical authority such as the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the General Medical Council (GMC), and the World Health Organization (WHO).

• High authority and trusted websites: These are websites such as online encyclopedias that are well-known and regarded as trustworthy sources of information. We also provide these as further reading material for interested readers. 

We take the news very seriously and feel it is our obligation to bring you only the highest-quality information. 

We’re also a conservative media company that loves science and we believe that debunking the ‘woke’ madness with solid scientific research is what will win the political war.

You won’t find us talking about frivolous stories, we cover what matters most and will never publish anything that we can’t back up. 

This is YOUR right and OUR obligation.