Standards

Editorial Guidelines

Last updated: November 9, 2026

Clickzyo explains trending US stories in plain words. These are the rules every story follows.

What we cover

We pick stories that many people in the US are searching for or talking about, and we answer three questions: what happened, why it matters, and what comes next.

Sourcing

• Every story is checked against at least two trusted sources, such as major news outlets, official agencies or public records.
• We link our sources at the end of each article so you can read them yourself.
• We attribute claims to the people or groups who made them and do not present allegations as facts.

How stories are written

• Our editor, Aleesha Anam, reads every story, checks the facts against the linked sources and edits it before it is published.
• We write in our own words and never copy other sites' articles.
• Headlines must match the story. No clickbait.

Politics

We are not affiliated with any party or campaign. Political stories stay neutral, cite official counts or named outlets, and show the date, because results and counts change.

Photos

We use photos we have the right to use, such as freely licensed images, and credit the photographer and license under each photo.

Updates and corrections

When facts change, we update the story and show an "Updated" date. If we get something wrong, we fix it and note the correction. Report an error on our Contact page or email clickzyo12@gmail.com.

Ads and affiliate links

Ads are labeled "Advertisement." Affiliate links are marked #ad or "Sponsored." Money never decides what we cover or what we say. See our Affiliate Disclosure.