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The Daily Teabag covers politics and the economy for readers in Canada, the United States, and the European Union — with a bias toward citizen-impact data: housing, jobs, debt ratios, unemployment, cost of living, and government spending versus outcomes.

Our tone is serious investigative newsroom, not rage-bait. We write clear international English (Canadian-friendly spelling where it matters) and we footnote public sources: statistical agencies, central banks, finance ministries, auditors, and OECD/IMF releases.

Every article carries a lean meter disclosing how the piece frames its subject on a left–right scale. That score is about framing transparency, not a moral ranking of the facts. Key files also carry a verification box (claim → finding → sources) and refused-claim notes. See Methodology.

We publish a verified morning brief, a public watchlist, and machine-readable Wire / RSS feeds. Tip documents — not rumours — via the tip line.

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