Corrections Policy

Accuracy matters more to us than speed. When we get something wrong, we fix it — openly and promptly.

How to report a correction

Tell us via the Contact page. Please include the post title, the link, what you believe is wrong, and a source if you have one. You can also use the editorial email on the Contact page.

What happens next

We check every report against the original sources. If a story is wrong, we correct the article, add a short correction note explaining what changed, and update the article's last-modified date. Small fixes such as typos are corrected without a note.

What we correct

Facts, figures, names, dates and quotes. If a story develops after publication, we update the article to reflect the latest confirmed information rather than leaving an outdated version up.

What we do not change

We do not change a story to suit a complaint about its angle or opinion, and we do not remove accurate reporting because someone dislikes it. If you disagree with a story's framing, you are welcome to tell us — but disagreement alone is not a correction.

Response time

We aim to review correction reports within a few days. Trending Now is a small independent blog, so please bear with us at busy times.