Journalism Investigation and Editorial Review

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Produce a real investigative piece on a real, named story — documented facts, verified sources, and a clear public interest angle. Document your source methodology (how sources were found, contacted, and verified) and your fact-checking process. Publication is NOT required — the proof is the editorial process: a working journalist or editor with at least three years of experience reviews your piece, provides documented feedback (at least one specific sourcing issue and one editorial decision they would make differently), and you produce a revision with a written response to their feedback. The editorial review, your revision, and your written response to their feedback are the proof artifacts. A rigorous editorial process demonstrates journalism skill more reliably than publication, which depends on editorial decisions outside your control.

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