Editorial & source policy

Where stories come from

TradePilot News monitors public news feeds, news APIs and official sources such as government agencies and courts. Reports about the same event are grouped into a single story, and every source that story is based on is listed and linked at the end of the article.

How stories are checked

• Facts are extracted from each linked source, and each story records how many independent sources support it. The count is shown on the story.
• A story backed by only one source is published only when that source is an official one, such as a government agency or court record.
• Before publishing, each story goes through automated quality checks for things like overclaiming headlines, claims not supported by the sources, and missing dates. Stories that fail are held back.

Written in our own words, with AI

TradePilot News uses AI to draft each story in original wording from the facts in its sources. We do not copy other outlets' text. Stories are published by the TradePilot News Desk rather than a named reporter, because they are produced by this process rather than written by one person. We never invent quotes, sources, authors or dates.

Video and audio

Some stories include a narrated video or audio version generated from the same text. Images and footage are used only when approved for reuse.

Advertising

TradePilot News pages may show advertising, including promotions for other TradepilotUSA products. Ads are always labeled "Advertisement" or "Sponsored" and are never presented as news. Advertisers have no say over what we cover.

TradePilot Clips

TradePilot Clips are short moments cut from creators' public live streams, with a written summary. A clip's summary describes the moment; it is not a transcript or a news report.

Corrections

If something in a story is wrong, tell us. See Corrections.