Editorial standards
How we choose feeds, attribute sources, and present the newsroom. Last updated April 2026.
This is general information only, not legal advice. If you need help with your specific situation, consult a qualified professional.
PolicyDrift pulls from configured RSS feeds and similar open syndication. We curate and summarize: we group stories by desk, tighten listings, and add short framing where it helps readers (for example, Key takeaways on Banking & Economics). We are not the publisher of wire or third-party articles; the original URL remains the source of record. See also About PolicyDrift.
Sources
Each story credits its origin and links to the original article where available. We do not claim ownership of wire or publisher content.
Feed text and formatting
Article bodies are the HTML or text provided in each RSS item (deduplicated when feeds repeat the same story in multiple fields). We sanitize markup for safe display. Headlines and lead blurbs may be trimmed for listings; we do not rewrite full articles into a separate editorial template.
Corrections
If you believe something is wrong or misleading, contact the site operator. Serious errors should be corrected or clarified at the article level when feasible.
Independence
Desk labels (Breaking, World News, India, etc.) reflect editorial grouping of feeds, not endorsement of any viewpoint. Replace this section if your organization has specific editorial guidelines.