Some statements in a report are backed by a source, and others are AI interpretations. They are different kinds of information, so review both in context.

A quick source check

  1. To open a source, select the small numbered link beside a statement in Overview, or a source or domain link in another section.
  2. Compare the name, photo, location, and other details to confirm that the source is about the same person.
  3. Check when it was published, and whether it describes the present or the past.
  4. Read beyond the headline, and separate facts, opinions, allegations, and AI-generated conclusions.
Overview excerpt with blue numbered source links beside statements.
The blue numbers link to sources for nearby statements. This is an interface example, not independent verification of the report’s claims. View full sizeCaptured 27 September 2026.

If a source is unavailable or is about someone else, send support the report section and the source URL. A confidence label is not independent verification.

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