The Capitol Forum’s reporting often begins with people who have direct knowledge of companies, markets, transactions, enforcement matters, litigation, regulation, or policy developments.
If you have information, documents, data, correspondence, or firsthand insight that could help our newsroom better understand a story, your perspective may be valuable. We are especially interested in information that is specific, credible, and can help us investigate complex issues affecting business, government, and the markets we cover.
Share information that may help our newsroom examine decisions by companies, agencies, regulators, or other institutions.
Help us better understand business practices, market behavior, workplace issues, or conduct affecting consumers, employees, investors, or competitors.
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We take source confidentiality seriously and treat sensitive information with care. Our newsroom will work with you to understand any confidentiality concerns before using information you provide.
The most helpful tips are specific, factual, and grounded in firsthand knowledge or documents.
When contacting our newsroom, please include as much detail as you can, including relevant companies, agencies, individuals, dates, transactions, enforcement matters, litigation, policy decisions, documents, emails, data, or internal records. It is also helpful to explain how you know the information and whether there are materials or other sources that could help us verify it.
You do not need to have every detail.
If your information is specific and credible, it may still help our newsroom understand, verify, and investigate a story further.
The Capitol Forum takes source confidentiality seriously. While no communication method is completely risk-free, our newsroom handles sensitive information carefully and works thoughtfully with sources to understand confidentiality concerns before moving forward.
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