USNewsXpo aims to provide accurate, clear, and useful information to its readers. Our fact-checking practices are intended to reduce factual errors and ensure that important claims are supported by reliable sources.
Our Fact-Checking Approach
Before publishing an article, we aim to review important factual information such as:
- Names and titles;
- Dates and locations;
- Statistics and figures;
- Financial and economic data;
- Company announcements;
- Government statements;
- Scientific or technical claims; and
- Significant quotations and reported statements.
The level of verification may vary depending on the nature and urgency of a story.
Primary Sources
Whenever practical, we prefer to consult primary sources, including:
- Government agencies;
- Official company announcements;
- Regulatory filings;
- Court documents and public records;
- Research papers and institutional reports;
- Official datasets; and
- Statements from relevant organizations or authorities.
Primary sources are particularly important when reporting statistics, regulatory actions, official decisions, or technical information.
Secondary Sources
We may also use reputable news organizations and other established sources to understand developing events and provide context.
When information originates from another news organization, we aim to provide appropriate attribution.
We do not intentionally present another organization's reporting as original reporting by USNewsXpo.
Developing News
Breaking news may develop rapidly and early information can change.
When facts are still developing, we aim to:
- Identify information as preliminary when appropriate;
- Attribute statements to the person or organization making them;
- Avoid presenting unconfirmed claims as established facts; and
- Update articles when reliable new information becomes available.
Cross-Checking Information
For significant stories, we may compare information across multiple reliable sources.
Where sources disagree, we aim to identify the disagreement rather than presenting one version as definitively established without sufficient evidence.
Statistics and Data
When an article includes important statistics or data, we aim to identify the source of the information.
Where appropriate, we link to the relevant government agency, company filing, research organization, dataset, or other primary source.
Corrections
If we identify a factual error, we review the available evidence and correct the article when appropriate.
Significant corrections may include a correction note explaining what was changed.
For more information, see our Corrections Policy.
Editorial Review
Fact-checking is part of our editorial process. Published content may be reviewed and edited for accuracy, clarity, sourcing, and context before publication.
Fact-checking does not mean that every article is guaranteed to be completely error-free. Readers can contact us if they identify information they believe requires correction.
Reader Feedback
If you believe an article contains a factual error, please contact us through the Contact Us page and provide:
- The article title or URL;
- The specific claim in question;
- An explanation of the issue; and
- A reliable supporting source, if available.
We review credible correction requests based on the available evidence.
USNewsXpo Editorial Team
Last Updated: August 28, 2026
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