Verified, one day at a time.
“Facts of the Day” and the trivia game draw from the same verified store — build once, reuse everywhere. Each fact carries its source and passes the same verification gate before it is eligible to surface. No unsourced snippets.
One verified fact. One sourced article. Every single day.
The Fact of the Day and the Article of the Day are not filler. Both are drawn from the same verified store that feeds the trivia game — a pool where nothing surfaces until it carries its citation and clears the publish gate. The fact you read today traces to real, citable primary sources: the Census Bureau, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, NAEP, the FBI Crime Data Explorer, the CDC. Surprising claims are run through a myth-screen before they are ever eligible to appear, so what you learn here will hold up when you repeat it.
The rotation is deterministic, not random: the same fact and article surface for every reader on a given day, then advance. Return tomorrow and the record moves forward with you — a small, dependable habit of learning something true, with the receipts attached. See how the standard works.