Our Methodology

How we separate signal from noise.

We cross-reference 60+ sources to surface consensus and highlight where narratives diverge.

The Problem We Solve

Every morning, the same stories get told 100+ different ways. Each outlet adds their spin, their angle, their agenda. By the time you've read three versions, you're not more informed—you're more confused and frustrated.

We asked: What if we could strip away everything except what actually happened?

Our 3-Step Process

1

Collect

Every morning at 3:30 AM PT, our system scans 60+ trusted news sources across the political spectrum.

2

Curate

Our editorial team applies strict guardrails—no loaded language, no speculation, no partisan framing.

3

Deliver

Your daily brief arrives at 6:00 AM local time with the 15 most significant stories—curated for what truly matters.

No Spin. No Sides. No BS.

See the Difference: Same Story, Different Spin

CNN (Left)

"Republicans slam Biden's controversial Fed appointment..."

Reuters (Center)

"Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 0.25 percentage points, citing cooling inflation..."

Fox News (Right)

"Biden's Fed finally admits failure as disastrous policies..."

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The Brief Facts Only

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.25 percentage points on Wednesday, bringing the benchmark rate to 4.5%. This marks the third consecutive rate cut since September. Fed Chair Jerome Powell cited declining inflation (now at 2.7% from 9.1% peak) and slowing job growth as key factors.

Sources: CNN, Fox News, Reuters, WSJ, Bloomberg

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Source Diversity Matters

We read sources across the entire political spectrum to capture all perspectives:

Left-Leaning
NPR
NYT
WashPost
CNN
Center
Reuters
AP
Bloomberg
BBC
Right-Leaning
WSJ
Fox News
Fox Business
Newsmax

and 50+ more!

When the same facts appear in sources that normally disagree, you know you're getting closer to the truth.

Human Oversight + Technology Scale

Our editorial team defines the standards: what qualifies as fact vs. opinion, how to strip partisan language, which sources to trust. Advanced technology helps us apply these standards at scale—reading 800+ articles daily so our team can focus on quality, not quantity.

✅ Human Editors Define

  • What qualifies as fact vs. opinion
  • Which sources to trust
  • Editorial standards for neutrality
  • Final selection of stories that matter

⚙️ Technology Scales

  • Reading 800+ articles in seconds
  • Clustering similar stories by topic
  • Applying editorial rules consistently
  • Extracting quotes per guidelines

Our editorial team sets the rules. Technology makes it possible to apply them across 60+ sources daily.

See It In Action

Now that you know how we strip away spin to deliver just the facts, see the process at work in today's brief—or start your free trial to get it delivered daily.

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