Source Policy

Sources are chosen from public RSS and Atom feeds. Conservative News favors feeds that publish timely headlines, stable source URLs, source-provided summaries, and categories that fit the public sections on the site.

Report stale links, wrong source names, wrong categories, wrong images, takedowns, or correction requests through the contact page with enough detail to identify the listing.

Conservative News is an aggregator, not the publisher of linked articles. The service organizes public RSS metadata and links readers to original publisher pages for full reporting and context.

How are sources grouped?: Related feeds from the same publisher are grouped by their configured public publisher name, so section-specific RSS feeds appear together on one source page and one source filter option.
How are listings corrected?: Publisher metadata can be incomplete, delayed, duplicated, stale, or changed after ingest. We may hide, remove, recategorize, or update listings when a report identifies a stale link, wrong source, wrong category, wrong image, takedown concern, or other correction issue. Include the page URL, source name, article headline, and a short description of the issue.
Are links endorsements?: Inclusion does not mean Conservative News endorses every claim, opinion, product, candidate, organization, or advertisement on a linked page.
Who owns publisher content?: Headlines, excerpts, images, trademarks, and copyrights remain with their respective publishers or rights holders. Conservative News links readers to those publishers for full context.
Should readers verify context?: Yes. Readers should evaluate original publisher pages, publication dates, updates, and context before relying on or sharing linked reporting.
How are ads separated?: Ads are labeled separately and do not control which RSS metadata appears in the feed. Ad placements may appear as advertising or sponsored links.