Sixty words to decide. The full story when you want it.

TezzFeed exists because the choice online is usually a headline that tells you nothing or a two-thousand-word piece you will not finish. We write a real sixty-word brief for every story we run — enough to understand it, decide whether you care, and move on without guessing.

Every brief is written by a person on our desk, working from the full reporting — never auto-generated, never trimmed to the first paragraph. Where we aggregate, the original publication is credited on the card, before you click.

Opinion and Features are the exception, deliberately. Those are full-length pieces with named authors who are accountable for the argument, and you can agree or disagree with them in public on the page. Reports carry a real, outlet-sourced coverage snapshot rather than a reader poll — we do not invite readers to vote on whether events happened.

We publish every correction with the original wording intact. If a brief is wrong, tell us and we will fix it in public, not quietly.