What we do
Titus Today builds source-led stories around public statements and events. Rockstar Senators is our first series. Titus Retro is a separate sister brand focused on history.
How to read a story
We distinguish the event itself, what each person claims and our explanation of why the context matters. A quoted allegation remains an allegation. A figure supplied by a speaker remains attributed until independently established.
Dates
Every story shows three dates: when the hearing took place, when the reel was posted and when we last checked the sources. Stories are listed newest reel first. An older exchange is never presented as happening today.
Sources and editing
Story pages link to official records and full recordings where available. Short reels are edited selections of a longer event. Each story names what its sources support and what they leave open.
Images and rights
Generated illustrations are labelled. They are visual interpretation and show no real event. Linking to a source does not imply ownership of it. We link to the published Instagram reel and the Senate player and do not rehost their video.
Corrections
Substantive corrections appear on the affected story, with the change and its date visible, and in the log on the corrections page.
Commercial relationships and privacy
No paid sponsorship is currently active. The Rockstar Senators page accepts sponsorship enquiries; any future placement will be clearly labelled. Sponsors do not choose our stories or approve our reporting. The site has no newsletter sign-up. Ground News links after each article go through titustoday.com/go/ and currently earn Titus Today nothing; the disclosures explain how that would change. Fonts are served from Titus Today itself and the site sets no cookies. The privacy page lists what is counted. Opening an external source takes you to a service with its own privacy practices.