The right's front page, assembled every five minutes.
We read the conservative press so you don't have to open fifty tabs — then we rank what we find by how many newsrooms are actually chasing it.
Live figures, read from our own newsfeed as this page was built.
We aggregate. We don't spin.
Forefront USA publishes no original reporting and rewrites nobody's copy. Every headline carries the name of the newsroom that earned it and links straight back to them. We host no article text and run no ads against anyone else's work.
Consensus is the signal.
Most aggregators reward whoever posted fastest. We compare headlines across every feed we read, group the same story wherever it appears, and let the number of outlets covering it drive the front page. The badge on each story tells you how many.
We say where we stand.
Our source list is conservative and free-market by design, and we would rather state that plainly than perform a neutrality nobody has. Within that list we play no favourites: we don't retitle, reorder or bury an outlet because we disliked its take.
What we run
Forefront USA operates as a continuously updating front page across every desk a national outlet would carry.
Four of those desks — Border, Faith & Family, Second Amendment and Security — are topic lenses rather than reprints of one publisher's category page. Reporting on those subjects surfaces on every desk in America, so we scan the entire wire for it and pull it into one place.
The Broadside
Alongside the wire we publish one original argument a day. The Broadside takes the single most widely covered story on the right and makes the conservative case on the question underneath it — written by Buck Remington, who has no interest in telling you what you already agreed with before you clicked.
How we handle facts
We are a reading desk, not a newsroom, and the distinction matters. We cannot correct a story we did not write — those corrections belong to the outlet that published it. What we can and do fix is our own end: a mislabeled outlet, a story filed under the wrong desk, a feed gone stale. Tell us and it gets fixed the same day.
A story ranking highly here means many of the outlets we read are covering it. It is not an endorsement of its accuracy, and we say so rather than letting placement imply a verdict.
Masthead
Editorial direction, source selection and the corrections desk sit with the people below.
Position open
Sets editorial direction and owns the source list.
Position open
Runs the daily front page and the corrections desk.
Buck Remington
Writes The Broadside, our daily column.
Position open
The Forefront Briefing and social desks.
Position open
Sponsorships and partnerships.
Position open
The aggregation engine and site reliability.
We are hiring across the masthead →
Working with us
Publishers — if you run one of the feeds we read and want to be added, removed, renamed or re-categorised, write to editor@forefront-usa.com. We honour removal requests without argument and act the same day.
Readers — if a story is filed wrong or an outlet we should be reading is missing, tell us. If you know something nobody has reported, send a tip.
Advertisers — front page, desk and newsletter sponsorships are available at ads@forefront-usa.com.
Press — press@forefront-usa.com.
The Forefront Briefing
The Broadside, plus the stories the most conservative outlets agreed were the biggest, in one short email each morning.
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