America 2.0 Live Trackers
Live, evidence-based trackers for fast-moving stories. Each one gives a single rating that moves only when the evidence does, says what would change it, and shows every source. Check one page instead of the feed. Stop doomscrolling and reclaim your time.
Is the US Cutting Ukraine Off?Is the US cutting Ukraine off? Strength of the evidencePARTIAL CUTOFFPartial cutoff: the White House ordered Ukraine’s military satellite service slowedUpdated 2026-10-16ukrainebetrayed.america2.news →
Black Sea SinkingsIs it Russia? Strength of the attributionLIKELYRussia is the leading suspect, but no one has shown evidenceUpdated 2026-10-16blacksea.america2.news →
Starlink in UkraineWas it a political lever? Strength of the evidenceCONFIRMEDConfirmed: the order to slow Starshield came from inside the White HouseUpdated 2026-10-16starlink.america2.news →
Election 2026 RiskOverall risk to the 2026 electionELEVATEDReal pressure on the system. The guardrails are holding.Updated 2026-10-16election2026.america2.news →Closed trackers reflect our provisional conclusion about a story. We may reopen one at any time if our editors see that new information has become available. Each page stays online as a record, with its final rating.
Russian Bot CollapseCredibility of the "bots went silent" claimLOWNo evidence that Russian social-media bots went quietClosed October 16, 2026 · final ratingrussianbots.america2.news →
Irkutsk PlagueCredibility of the outbreak claimsLOWNo independent confirmation of a plague outbreakClosed October 15, 2026 · final ratingirkutsk.america2.news →Get America 2.0 in your inbox
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