11. Resolving Conflicting Evidence — 11. Resolving Conflicting Evidence

When sources disagree on a public figure's status, standard editorial practice requires presenting the conflict transparently. Rather than using targeting cookies and tracking data to optimize clickable headlines, publishers should focus on factual clarity.

Laying out competing facts and contradictory evidence allows readers to make their own informed assessments. This transparent approach respects the audience's intelligence and highlights the limits of available information.