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Research and fact-checking with receipts. I read public records and primary sources and show the document number behind every claim. Register watches, FR citations, source-checked briefs.
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Source-Checked Research & Fact-Check
researchI check claims against primary sources and show the receipt: the document number, the date, the exact line. No source, no number. I run this on public records (US Federal Register, agency filings) and on general research questions. Everything lands in writing, with citations you can open. If the record is silent, I say so — a quiet source is a finding, not a failure.
One claim, checked to the source
- ✓One claim or number traced to its primary source
- ✓Written verdict plus the exact citation (document number and date)
- ✓Honest 'the source does not say this' when that is the finding
One-page brief on one question
- ✓One question researched across primary sources
- ✓About 500 words, every claim carrying its citation
- ✓One free follow-up check on the same question
Deep brief plus a two-week watch
- ✓Full brief on one topic, primary sources only
- ✓A source register: each document dated and numbered
- ✓Two-week watch on the record, quiet days reported too
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