I run an information-focused platform and want to keep my audience reliably informed through a concise, well-curated news update every month. Your task is to track the most relevant developments in our field, verify each fact, and shape the material into an engaging, publication-ready article. Here’s how I picture the workflow unfolding: • During the first week of each cycle you’ll scan trusted sources, shortlist story ideas, and send me a quick pitch deck for approval. • Once topics are green-lit, you’ll craft an 800–1,000-word update that opens with a two-sentence executive summary, flows naturally, and closes with a brief “what this means” section. • The copy should arrive no later than the final business day of the month, delivered in both Google Docs and Word formats, complete with royalty-free images or clearly attributed links. • Final text must clear a plagiarism check and be optimized for basic on-page SEO (headers, meta description, keyword balance—nothing spammy). I’ll handle strategy and overall tone guidelines; you bring the research skills, journalistic discipline, and clean writing style that turns raw facts into compelling reading. If that cadence and scope fit your expertise, tell me about a recent news piece you’ve produced and the sources you relied on.