Editorial Standards

Global Pulse is a news aggregator, not a newsroom. These standards explain how we select, organize, and present headlines gathered from third-party publishers.

Attribution

Every headline, summary, and image we display is attributed to its original publisher and links directly to that publisher's own article. We do not rewrite, paraphrase, or claim authorship of third-party reporting.

Source curation

Our "Trusted sources only" filter narrows results to outlets with established editorial standards and long-running reputations for accuracy, including major wire services (Reuters, AP, AFP) and national broadcasters/publishers across the US, Europe, Japan, and other regions. Inclusion on this list reflects institutional reputation, not a review of any individual article.

What "Fact-check this" means

The fact-check link on each article is a search shortcut to recognized fact-checking organizations, scoped to that specific headline. It does not mean Global Pulse has verified the claims in that article — it's a tool to help readers check for themselves.

Corrections

If a headline is miscategorized, mislabeled by country, or attributed incorrectly, contact us via the Contact page and we'll correct it.

No political endorsement

Global Pulse does not endorse any political party, candidate, or government position. Category and country groupings are organizational, not editorial judgments about newsworthiness or correctness.