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Have you ever read a headline and thought, ‘There’s more to this story’? So have we. That’s why we’re here—to uncover truths, share perspectives, and offer thoughtful opinions. Whether we’re investigating overlooked stories or presenting diverse viewpoints, our goal is to give you a deeper understanding of the issues that matter.
Every story has layers. Headlines and soundbites often skim the surface, leaving out critical details—or worse, bending the truth to fit an agenda. Our mission is to dig deeper, uncover what’s left unsaid, and show you how narratives are shaped to serve the interests of a select few—while leaving the rest of us in the dark.
Along the way, we also explore diverse opinions because understanding perspectives is key to uncovering the full story.
We’re here to connect the dots, spark curiosity, and ask the tough questions others won’t.
We take research seriously. Every piece we publish is grounded in thorough investigation and trusted sources. We don’t clutter our content with excessive links that might break or expire—we trust you’ll dig deeper if you need to. Use Google, AI, or whatever tools work for you.
And here’s the deal: if you spot something we missed or got wrong, tell us. Seriously. We’re all about accountability and making sure we get it right.
Good conversations thrive on a variety of viewpoints. That’s why we welcome input from across the spectrum—including voices from the left and far left. We believe in fostering respectful, meaningful dialogue.
To keep things civil, we have one rule: no cursing or foul language. We’re all adults, and we believe in discussing even the toughest issues with respect and decency.
At Informed.org, we believe you deserve better—better insights, better conversations, and greater transparency. If you’ve ever felt like the media isn’t telling you the whole story, you’re not alone.
Thanks for stopping by. We’re excited to have you here, and we hope you’ll stick around. Let’s uncover the truth together.
Tara Dodrill
Tara is a self-reliance author, educator, patriot homesteader in Appalachia, and the editor of this website. She is deeply committed to conservative values such as personal responsibility, individual freedom, and limited government. Tara studied journalism at Ohio University and previously served several terms as a town council member in her hometown, where she championed policies rooted in these principles. She worked as the editor of her county’s newspaper before shifting her focus to writing books and hosting the largest hands-on homesteading, survival, and bushcraft annual event in the United States.
