Two reports run on the same window and the same verification standard. The Weather Report covers hate narratives against protected groups. The Fault Line Report covers political polarization between camps. They share a week and nothing at the verdict layer.
Each edition stands on its own and is not revised once published. Where a later week corrects an earlier one, the correction is recorded on the reliability and corrections page rather than by editing the original.
| Week | Hate | Polarization |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-W30July 20 to 26, 2026 current | The Weather Report, July 20 to 26: One of Sixteen Scripts Shows CoordinationWe checked all 1,034 tracked accounts for the week of July 20 to 26, 2026. Ninety-five items crossed our line, running sixteen distinct scripts across five countries, 50 of them in the United States and 19 in the United Kingdom. One script shows coordination we could document. The other fifteen moved without it. | The Fault Line Report, July 20 to 26: Fifteen of Sixteen Checks Came Back MixedWe scored sixteen camp-versus-camp narratives across eight fault lines for the week of July 20 to 26, 2026. Officials or major outlets carried seven of them. Our checks resolved one narrative against its own claim and left fifteen mixed, which is the most useful thing we can report about the week. Four of the five most charged were carried at official or major-outlet tier; a culture-war casting fight carried the fifth. Everything measured here is protected political speech. |
| 2026-W29July 14 to 20, 2026 | The Weather Report: The Most Severe Rhetoric Came From Sitting OfficialsWe checked all 925 tracked accounts for the week of July 14 to 20, 2026. Twelve items crossed our line, running eight distinct scripts, and the two most severe came from sitting federal and state officials speaking on the record. Eight of the twelve target protected groups, and the other four run dehumanizing or eliminationist framing at political opponents, which we score under a separate extremism track. | The Fault Line Report: Our Checks Contradicted Three of the Five Most Charged NarrativesThe first edition of our polarization monitor, a companion to the weekly hate report. We scored fifteen camp-versus-camp narratives across nine fault lines for the week of July 14 to 20, 2026. Officials carried four of the five most charged, our own checks are part of the record, and everything measured here is protected political speech. |