Brief answers. Original sources. No duplicate news articles. This section is for short educational explainers, usually 150–300 words, that clarify one question and link to the primary record and related reporting at Truth in Focus.
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Featured reference guides
- Northern Cheyenne Constitution and Bylaws explained
- Northern Cheyenne revised Law and Order Code explained
- Northern Cheyenne government and law — start here
How we publish a short explainer
Each guide answers one question: What is it? Why does it matter? What does the original source say? A brief source list and a related-news link go at the end. Policy proposals are identified as proposals; enacted laws and court rulings are dated and distinguished. Unverified or unfinished drafts stay unpublished.
To add a guide, open WordPress → Posts → Add New, select the Short Explainers category, attach the primary-source link and relevant Truth in Focus article, and save as a draft for checking before publication. The category collection updates automatically whenever a new explainer post is published.
Longer references under review
Our detailed guides on Montana’s 2025 Code, Project 2025, and Public Law 119-21 are being edited and are not yet publicly available. Once reviewed, they can be linked here, with short explainers directing readers to the full references.
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