Vera Tomorrow, a cartoon newsreader with red 1940s curls and a teal jacket, sits at the Tomorrow Gazette news desk. Beside her floats DOT, a chrome robot with one big teal eye. Behind them, a round porthole window looks out on a city of spires.
Vera Tomorrow and DOT at the news desk. Both are AI-generated characters.

Tonight's edition

The future, according to the past.

People have always predicted the future. We check how they did. Tomorrow Gazette finds the real predictions, checks what actually happened, and stamps a verdict on each one. This archive keeps every episode with its sources, so you can check our working.

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Four verdicts

DOT stamps one of these on every prediction.

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Meet the studio

Vera Tomorrow, smiling, with red 1940s curls.

Vera Tomorrow

Chief Correspondent

A newsreader from the golden age of newsreels who is certain the future will be magnificent. She reads each prediction exactly as it was written.

DOT, a chrome sphere with one teal eye and a glowing coral thruster.

DOT

Digital Observation & Truth-engine

A floating chrome fact-checker. DOT was built to establish the truth, and reality keeps making that complicated. DOT stamps every verdict.

The empty Tomorrow Gazette studio: a curved wooden news desk with chrome trim, a porthole window onto a city of spires, a clock, brass lamps and an ON AIR sign.

The newsroom

The set

A curved news desk, a porthole onto a city that never got built, and an ON AIR sign that is never switched off.

Fiction label. Vera, DOT and the newsroom are AI-generated, and so are these pictures. The predictions they report are real and sourced.