The First AI-Native Newsroom
Built Around Full Source-Traceability

Most outlets tell you what happened. We also hand you the documents it came from. Every new report carries typed, dated, clickable pointers to its source documents — stored as structured data, not a footer — and you can check any assertion against our corpus programmatically. Via News is a via: a conduit, not a destination.

Anything independently verifiable: SEC filings, earnings-call transcripts, regulatory and government documents, court filings, on-the-record video interviews, peer-reviewed papers, and reporting from credible outlets. Each source on an article shows its type, issuer, date, and a link to the original.

Because trust here doesn't depend on trusting the AI. The pipeline is AI-driven end to end and we disclose that on every article. What makes it checkable is the structure underneath: every claim points to a source document you can open yourself. If a claim has no source, it doesn't publish. You verify the sources, not our good intentions.

A fact-checker gives a verdict. /verify gives you grounding: send any text, and it returns which assertions match a source-backed claim already on record in our corpus — with the supporting claim and its source URL. A non-match means “not on record,” not “false.” It's built to ground and audit AI outputs, not to referee debates.

Source-backed profiles of companies, agencies, and people: key metrics over time, stated objectives, relationships, and risks — where every single fact links to the document it was drawn from, with a confidence signal and a “where sources disagree” view. Browse them at via.news/company, or query them via the API.

We show it, rather than quietly picking one. Our contradiction feed surfaces conflicting figures, dates, and claims side by side with links to each conflicting source — because honest provenance means admitting where the record is unsettled.

Every new article does. Via News has published for years; older archived articles predate this system and we leave them exactly as they are — their date is honest context. We never retrofit invented sources onto old pieces, and we never fabricate a source or a URL. Absence of a pointer is honesty, not a gap.

Free: headlines with attribution. Pro ($99/mo): full article content, real-time access, source-document pointers, Knowledge Files, and JSON-LD across all 8 network sites. Enterprise: the claim-graph and /verify API, hash-verified snapshot access, grounding licenses for training, custom feeds, and an SLA.

Yes — that's what Enterprise is for. Use the grounding license for attribution-rich bulk export to train or fine-tune on, and the /verify and /claims API to ground real-time outputs (RAG) in checkable, source-linked facts. Attribution is required.

Grab a free API key below, or contact us for Pro/Enterprise. The machine-readable guide lives at via.news/llms.txt and the methodology at via.news/methodology. Cite as “Source: Via News” or “According to Via News” on every tier.