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Receipts for the news

When the news changes, we keep the receipt.

We capture articles, diff every version, and check quotes, coverage, and provenance, then show you the proof. Facts, not verdicts.

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21 outletsfirst: Sep 6, 2026, 1:10 PM ET

Retired FDNY chief constructs touching handmade tributes to honor 9/11 Bravest

  • New York Post – MetroRetired FDNY chief constructs touching handmade tributes to honor 9/11 Bravest
  • amNewYork9/11 25 Years Later: Retired NYPD chief recalls duties protecting the city, and helping victims’ families grieve
  • New York Post – MetroFDNY commish during 9/11 attacks slams Mamdani’s signing ceremony with terrorist’s lawyer, urges him to stay away from memorial
  • New York Post – MetroNYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch blasts 9/11 revisionists blurring lines between heroes and terrorists

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Each tracked outlet’s version of the same story, side by side, with a prominent link to read it at the source. Facts, not verdicts.

The receipts

Every NTN tool publishes its results the same way: a source citation, a published confidence level, and a link to the methodology behind it. Here’s the full set.

Revision Tracker

Article text changes tracked across two or more confirmed captures, with a full diff.

Headline Check

Checks whether a headline's claim is stated in the article's body text.

Quote Check

Shows a published quote beside the full primary-source passage it was drawn from, marking what sits between the quoted portions.

Coverage

A record of which outlets in NTN's tracked universe did, and did not, cover a given story.

Provenance

Per-outlet trust-registry standing, and how much of each outlet NTN has tracked and archived.

Corrections

NTN's own public, append-only ledger of corrections to its published work.

Learn

Plain-English explainers on how to read a revision, a correction, and a source citation.

Latest changes

Articles from participating outlets are captured on a fixed schedule after publication. When a captured version differs from the previous one, it appears here as a revision.

A single page can’t be diffed against itself, so we compare the live page against its most recent Internet Archive snapshot and show what changed. This is an ad-hoc, unreviewed comparison against a third-party archive, separate from NTN’s own twice-confirmed, auto-published tracked feed.

About this method: This is fully automated. No one picks what to show. A change is published once an article has at least two confirmed Internet Archive captures and the difference clears a fixed noise threshold. We report what changed and when, and link both public captures; we don’t characterize why. Read the full methodology.