Accountability

Corrections Policy

Accuracy matters more than defending a published mistake. If Daily Fix gets a material fact wrong, we correct the article promptly and add a visible note describing the error and the correction. When new information changes the meaning or conclusion of a story, we identify the update rather than silently rewriting history.

Send a correction

Email [email protected] with the article URL, the disputed sentence, and the strongest available source supporting the correction. We review good-faith submissions regardless of the sender’s politics.

What we publish

• Correction: a factual statement was wrong.
• Clarification: the article was accurate but reasonably open to a misleading interpretation.
• Update: later events materially changed the story.
• Editor’s note: broader context about the reporting or revision is necessary.