Editorial Standards

Accuracy

CurrentWire should never knowingly present fabricated information. Summaries derive only from source material; when reliable information is limited, we display less rather than fill space. Automated systems must never invent quotations, numbers, allegations or outcomes.

Attribution

Original publishers must be clearly identified. Every story shows its sources and links to the original reporting. Attribution is never hidden, and CurrentWire never presents third-party reporting as its own.

Neutrality

Headlines and summaries should describe events rather than advocate political positions. No political party receives special visual treatment, and source authority reflects journalistic standing — not ideology.

Transparency

Readers should be able to understand where information originated and why a story is ranked where it is. Our methodology is public.

Corrections

Material inaccuracies should be corrected promptly. See the corrections process for how to report an error.

Separation of reporting and opinion

CurrentWire currently indexes news reporting. If opinion content is ever supported, it will be clearly labeled as opinion, and source-applied opinion designations will be retained.