About ACTA

Last updated: October 9, 2026

What it is

ACTA republishes the Daily Brief, a daily news brief, each morning around 7 AM Mountain Time, exactly as it was emailed. Nothing is rewritten for the site.

Headlines are shown in sentence case; the email writes them in capitals. The words are unchanged.

How it is made

Stories are researched and written with AI and checked by automated fact-checkers before they are sent. Mistakes can still happen; confirm important details with the original sources.

Sections

Business & Finance, AI & Technology, Economics, Politics, Sports, and Arts & Culture. Each of the first four ends with a cross-check that notes credible dissent or says none was found.

Not advice

Nothing here is investment, legal, tax or medical advice.

Independence

ACTA is not affiliated with the outlets it cites; their names and links belong to their owners.

No tracking

No ads, no cookies, no tracking scripts.