There you have it! Unbiased Headlines just launched Fact Finders.
November 13, 2026 · 0 likes · 0 comments
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There you have it! Unbiased Headlines just launched Fact Finders.
Full story, just the facts: https://lnkd.in/eJyVN8xG
Here is why I built it. The big stories never fit in one article. They run for months, the claims pile up, and nobody tells you which ones are documented and which ones are just someone talking. So every Fact Finder takes one story and lays out the evidence: each claim, who makes it, what backs it, the sources, and what is still not known.
We launched with seven.
The AI data center boom, with the power bills, the ballot fights and the bubble question. $201.9 billion in Q3 property-and-equipment cash spending, and the page separates that spending from reported vote outcomes and estimated costs.
The US-Iran war, from the naval blockade of Iranian ports to the talks and the IAEA saying it cannot verify the status of declared nuclear material.
Russia and Ukraine, including the Abu Dhabi talks on Nov. 10 and 11 that produced a prisoner-exchange agreement in principle.
The IEEPA tariff refunds after the Supreme Court ruled on Feb. 20 that IEEPA does not authorize presidential tariffs. $128.4 billion in refunds sent to Treasury so far, and what that does and does not prove about who got paid.
Venezuela after Maduro: the five federal counts in New York, the not-guilty pleas, the 100-year oil agreement officials describe, and the fact that no election date has been set.
The Russell Brand trial: seven counts, four guilty, three not guilty, and the limits of what the verdicts show.
And the Pentagon's UAP files. 478 records released between May and October. What the documents state, what officials concluded, and what no record establishes.
31 claims here. 69 there. Hundreds of sources across the seven. Every one traceable.
No spin. No agenda. You read the evidence and you decide.
Check it out and tell me: which deep dive should we do next?
Full story, just the facts: https://lnkd.in/eJyVN8xG
Here is why I built it. The big stories never fit in one article. They run for months, the claims pile up, and nobody tells you which ones are documented and which ones are just someone talking. So every Fact Finder takes one story and lays out the evidence: each claim, who makes it, what backs it, the sources, and what is still not known.
We launched with seven.
The AI data center boom, with the power bills, the ballot fights and the bubble question. $201.9 billion in Q3 property-and-equipment cash spending, and the page separates that spending from reported vote outcomes and estimated costs.
The US-Iran war, from the naval blockade of Iranian ports to the talks and the IAEA saying it cannot verify the status of declared nuclear material.
Russia and Ukraine, including the Abu Dhabi talks on Nov. 10 and 11 that produced a prisoner-exchange agreement in principle.
The IEEPA tariff refunds after the Supreme Court ruled on Feb. 20 that IEEPA does not authorize presidential tariffs. $128.4 billion in refunds sent to Treasury so far, and what that does and does not prove about who got paid.
Venezuela after Maduro: the five federal counts in New York, the not-guilty pleas, the 100-year oil agreement officials describe, and the fact that no election date has been set.
The Russell Brand trial: seven counts, four guilty, three not guilty, and the limits of what the verdicts show.
And the Pentagon's UAP files. 478 records released between May and October. What the documents state, what officials concluded, and what no record establishes.
31 claims here. 69 there. Hundreds of sources across the seven. Every one traceable.
No spin. No agenda. You read the evidence and you decide.
Check it out and tell me: which deep dive should we do next?