Privacy Policy

Last updated: April 8, 2026

What We Collect

The Nexus does not collect personal information. We don't use cookies, tracking pixels, analytics scripts, or third-party ad networks. There are no user accounts.

Server Logs

Standard web server logs (IP address, request path, timestamp) are retained for security and debugging purposes and automatically purged after 14 days.

RSS Feed

Subscribing to our RSS feed at /feed.xml is handled entirely by your RSS reader. We have no visibility into who subscribes.

External Links

Article links point to their original source publications. Once you leave thenexus.news, you are subject to that site's privacy policy.

AI Analysis

All AI analysis (summarization, entity extraction, conflict detection) is performed by local language models on private infrastructure. No article content or user data is sent to third-party AI services.

Contact

Questions about this policy can be directed to the site operator via the About page.

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Tracked Entities

People, organizations, places, and topics extracted from global news by AI analysis.

Conflict Detector

Factual contradictions and divergent narratives identified across news sources.

About The Nexus

The Nexus is an AI-powered intelligence network that continuously monitors global news sources, analyzes content using local language models, and delivers structured intelligence briefings.

Sources

The Nexus currently monitors 40+ news sources via RSS, including:

Reuters AP News BBC World BBC Tech NPR Ars Technica Hacker News The Verge Wired Science Daily Krebs on Security The Guardian Al Jazeera ProPublica TechCrunch Politico The Intercept Fox News CNN MSNBC NBC News CBS News ABC News The Hill Axios The Economist Bloomberg USA Today Daily Mail Dark Reading Bleeping Computer The Register Engadget Nature Space.com

Philosophy

The Nexus does not generate opinions. It analyzes, summarizes, and cross-references. When two sources contradict each other, the Conflict Detector flags it without choosing a side. The goal is signal, not noise.

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