I regularly fact-check for the American Civil Liberties Union’s podcast Let the Record Show, the Brennan Center for Justice, and The Atlantic.

I’ve checked nonfiction book manuscripts, podcasts, long-form reportage, cultural criticism, personal essays, and more.

I am currently taking on new clients for fact-checking and research projects.

Please reach out to me to discuss your project: morgan.ome [at] gmail.com

Books

Girl on Girl: How Pop Culture Turned a Generation of Women Against Themselves by Sophie Gilbert (Penguin Press, 2025)
I’m Your Baby Tonight by Brandon Tensley (Bloomsbury, 2026)
The Case for Quitting: The Surprising Benefits of Opting Out by Lindsay Crouse (HarperOne, 2026)
The Time Tax: How the Government Wastes our Time—and How to Fix It by Annie Lowrey (Ecco, 2026)
Saltwater Dreaming by Lenika Cruz (Atria, 2027)
The Friends We Made Along the Way by Julie Beck (Thesis, 2027)

Selected Work

The Missouri Constitution: Tension Between Democracy and Legislative Power by Jayne Woods (State Court Report, The Brennan Center for Justice)
What Happens When the President Defies a Judge? (Let the Record Show podcast)
What is Colonial Williamsburg For? by Clint Smith (The Atlantic, print)
Twenty Years After the Storm by Clint Smith (The Atlantic, print)
Consider the Boor by Hillary Kelly (The Atlantic, print)
The Cult of the American Lawn (Noema)
The Koala Paradox by Katherine J. Wu (The Atlantic, print)
The Murders in Memphis Aren’t Stopping by David A. Graham (The Atlantic, online)
The Essentials: How We’re Killing the People Who Feed Us by Eric Schlosser (The Atlantic, online)
Life in One of the Whitest Towns in America by Logan Jaffe (ProPublica Illinois & The Atlantic, online)