Ethics & Code of Conduct
Today’s US is committed to ethical journalism, editorial independence, and accountability to the public.
This code of conduct outlines the principles that guide the work of editors, reporters, contributors, and anyone involved in the editorial process at Today’s US.
Core principles
Truth and accuracy
We seek the truth and report it as accurately as possible. Information is verified before publication, and errors are corrected transparently.
Independence
Editorial decisions are made independently. We do not allow political, corporate, or personal interests to influence coverage.
Fairness
We strive to present issues honestly and provide relevant context, especially when reporting on controversial or complex topics.
Accountability
We take responsibility for our work and explain our decisions to readers when questions arise.
Professional conduct
- Journalists must avoid conflicts of interest, real or perceived.
- Gifts, favors, or compensation related to coverage are not accepted.
- Personal opinions must not compromise factual reporting.
- Sources are treated with respect and honesty.
Conflicts of interest
Editors and contributors are required to disclose any personal, financial, or professional interests that could influence coverage. When a conflict exists, appropriate steps are taken to ensure impartial reporting.
Use of artificial intelligence
AI tools may be used to support research, transcription, or editorial workflows. AI does not replace human editorial judgment. All published content is reviewed and approved by editors.
Raising concerns
Ethical concerns or potential violations of this code may be reported through our Contact page. Concerns are reviewed by senior editors.