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Many sources, visible differences
We collect from a range of national, regional and political publishers. Reports about the same specific event can be grouped, with links to the original articles. Inclusion is not endorsement, and several outlets repeating a claim do not make it independently confirmed.
English coverage from Arabic reporting
Arabic editions can publish earlier and more extensively. We use an AI translation service to translate Arabic headlines and short attributed excerpts into English. Translations are queued in the background and labelled. Original-language reporting remains available with links to the publishers. They can contain mistakes; consult original reporting for consequential decisions.
What matters now
The front-page briefing selects reporting from the past 24 hours using explicit signals: relevance to Lebanon, publication time, subject and the number of outlets covering an event. It does not assert that a claim is verified or that popularity makes it true. The Latest updates view keeps publication order. Closely matching reports can share an event page and reporting timeline; ambiguous reports remain separate. The briefing uses attributed source excerpts, rather than generating new factual claims.
How fresh is the news?
Each publisher is checked at most once every 30 minutes for new article links. Checks are staggered across the source list. A story may therefore take up to a collection cycle, plus processing time, to appear. Our source coverage page shows successful collections and failures.
Corrections and source rights
Source revisions can update a story, with earlier summaries retained in its coverage history. For corrections or removal requests, open an issue in our project. Do not post private personal information. Images are displayed only for sources whose image use has been enabled by the operator.
Privacy and notifications
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