Audit: identified issues and revisions made

I reviewed the draft articles against the briefing transcript and the Issues Rules. Key findings and fixes:

1) Spelling/consistency: The transcript contains multiple spellings for the same places (e.g., "Kuskokwimin," "Cuscoom," variants of "Quig"). I standardized place-name spellings to commonly used forms in Alaska reporting (e.g., Kuskokwim, Kipnuk, Quig) and flagged remaining ambiguities in the audit. 2) Misidentification: A senator named "Kristi Noem" in connection with the Department of Homeland Security; that is a probable misattribution in the briefing. I did not present that person as DHS secretary; the federal-coordination article attributes the senator's statements while avoiding asserting job titles for third parties. 3) Speaker-label ambiguity: The transcript reuses some numeric speaker labels for different questioners, which creates risk of misattribution. I limited article attributions to names and roles explicitly given in the transcript and used role labels otherwise. 4) Provenance accuracy: Some provenance excerpts reference the earliest and latest clearly relevant segments, but exact intra-block offsets were not always specified; I included verbatim excerpts when they matched the quoted block and marked unclear boundaries in the audit notes below.

No articles assert policy decisions or legal findings beyond what speakers stated; numbers are quoted and attributed to speakers. Revisions were applied to correct spellings, avoid amplifying misattributed job titles, and ensure all quotes map to the speaker whitelist.