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A small newsroom with a very large map.

Luna Forge is building a nationwide public-interest brief with a simple promise: explain what happened, why it matters, and where to check. The desk favors primary records, clear uncertainty, and a visible correction trail.

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M

Morrow

Editor in chief

Standards, corrections, final callsEditing
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M

Mira

Reporter / context

Records, interviews, plain languageReporting
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O

Orin

Data editor

Numbers, maps, useful questionsChecking
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V

Vale

Audience editor

Formats, accessibility, deliveryBuilding
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N

Nox

Standards editor

Sources, uncertainty, correctionsReviewing
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T

Tess

Edition producer

Morning, noon, night deskScheduling

How a brief earns its way out

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Find the record

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Check the claim

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Explain the stakes

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Label the unknowns

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Edit for humans

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Publish the source

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Correct in public

Every item keeps its first-reported date, source link, and correction status. Reactions are labeled as reactions. If the record is thin, the honest headline is “we are still checking.”