How Verilumia Works

From Reports to One Account

Verilumia examines reporting from a broad range of news outlets, connects coverage of the same event and distils the key details into one clear account.

Source articles remain linked so readers can examine the reporting behind a story, weigh the evidence and consult the full coverage for additional context. Nothing important is hidden behind our summary.

Source Coverage and Perspective

Left, centre and right labels describe a publication's general editorial leaning within its primary political landscape. They do not claim that every article from that outlet has the same perspective, and centre does not mean unbiased. Publications without a confident rating are shown as not rated.

Alongside the coverage bars and linked source articles, these labels help readers see how attention and perspective vary across the news landscape.

Framing insights highlight differences in emphasis and narrative across the available coverage, making contrasting perspectives easier to compare.

Reporting Tone

Reporting-tone indicators highlight how language differs across the available coverage, helping readers notice when reporting is neutral, supportive, critical or emotionally charged.

Tone is presented as an observation about language, not a judgement about truth.

Keeping Context Visible

News develops as new reporting emerges. Verilumia keeps source articles linked and updates stories as coverage changes, making it easy to follow the reporting behind each account from first report to latest update.

Readers can use the linked source articles to explore details, differing perspectives and additional context at every step.

Corrections and Feedback

If you believe a Verilumia story contains an error, email verilumia@proton.me with the story link, the detail you believe is wrong and any supporting source.

We review reported issues and correct material errors when they are confirmed. Updated stories display their latest update time.