Editorial Policy

Trending Now explains the viral stories everyone is talking about — what happened, why it matters, and what is confirmed versus what is still unconfirmed — in plain language, every day. This policy explains how we work.

How we choose stories

We cover whatever people are genuinely talking about that day — Trending, Viral, World, Entertainment, Sports and Tech. A story makes the site when it is trending and verifiable from a credible source, not because it is loud.

Sourcing and verification

Every story links to the original reporting it is based on. We check claims against at least one credible source before publishing. If a claim cannot be verified, we say so plainly in the story — or we leave it out.

Original summaries

We write original summaries. We do not copy other people's articles, and we do not present rumours as facts. Quotes and figures are attributed to their source.

How we use AI

Our stories are drafted with the help of AI tools and reviewed by our editor before publication. AI is never allowed to invent facts: every claim is checked against a credible source, and anything we cannot verify is labelled unconfirmed or left out.

Corrections

If we get something wrong, we fix it. See our Corrections Policy for how to report an error and what happens next.

Advertising and recommendations

The site may show third-party advertisements, clearly labelled as such, and it recommends our own digital products. Advertising never decides what we cover or what we say about a story.

Contact

Questions about this policy? Reach us via the Contact page.