Emily Crane
Emily Crane is a journalist who covers political protests and social issues. She has a tendency to use strong language to describe the actions of those involved in conflicts or controversies, which may create a biased perspective. Emily also has a pattern of emphasizing the negative aspects of subjects and sensationalizing stories. Despite this, her reporting provides valuable insights into current events and social issues. Emily has a personal connection to some subjects she covers, which may raise questions about impartiality. However, she is dedicated to providing accurate information to her readers and strives to be objective in her reporting.
Biography:
https://nypost.com/author/emily-crane/
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The Daily's Verdict
This author is known for its high journalistic standards. The author strives to maintain neutrality and transparency in its reporting, and avoids conflicts of interest. The author has a reputation for accuracy and rarely gets contradicted on major discrepancies in its reporting.
Bias
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Examples:
- The author also seems to have a tendency to sensationalize stories, which can create a misleading narrative. For example, describing an incident as “gunman arrested after trying to shoot Pennsylvania pastor during church sermon in wild caught-on-camera moment”, which implies that the event was more dramatic and dangerous than it may have been.
- The author has a tendency to use strong language to describe the actions of those involved in conflicts or controversies, which may create a biased perspective. For example, describing protesters as “deceptive” and “savage” in one article, and using the term “mob” to describe a group of protestors in another. Additionally, there is a pattern of emphasizing the negative aspects of subjects, such as focusing on the disruptive nature of protests rather than their underlying causes.
- There is also evidence of a pro-Israel bias in some articles. For instance, describing anti-Israel protests as “disruptive” and “violent” without providing context or acknowledging the motivations behind the protests.
Conflicts of Interest
95%
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- Additionally, there are instances where the author seems to have a close relationship with sources, which may lead to questions about the objectivity of the reporting.
- The author also appears to have personal connections to some subjects they cover, which may raise questions about impartiality. For example, in an article about an Iranian college offering free tuition to US students expelled for participating in anti-Israel protests, the author notes that a professor at the college called the protesters “our people’ who would support Iran. This could be seen as an attempt to insert personal opinions into the reporting.
- There are no direct conflicts of interest identified in the articles provided. However, there is a pattern of covering topics related to political protests and social issues that may be seen as contentious or polarizing. This could potentially create a perception of bias among readers.
Contradictions
87%
Examples:
- In an article about a kidnapping, the author states that the suspect was arrested during an anti-Israel protest, but later in the article it is revealed that the arrest took place after she was kicked out of a dorm for refusing to leave. This discrepancy creates confusion and potentially misleads readers.
- In another article about protests at Columbia University, the author states that only essential staff and students were allowed on campus, but then mentions that dining halls were still open to those individuals. This contradiction raises questions about the accuracy of the information provided.
- There are also instances where contradictions are not clearly identified or highlighted for readers. For example, in an article about a kidnapping, the author mentions that at least 108 protesters were arrested and slapped with trespassing summonses during the NYPD’s clear-out of the Columbia encampment, but this information is not presented in a way that clearly contradicts previous statements.
Deceptions
89%
Examples:
- In another article about protests at Columbia University, the author states that only essential staff and students were allowed on campus, but then mentions that dining halls were still open to those individuals. This contradiction raises questions about the accuracy of the information provided.
- There are also instances where deceptive practices are not clearly identified or highlighted for readers.
- There are instances where the author uses misleading language or presents information in a way that could be considered deceptive. For example, in an article about a kidnapping, the author states that the suspect was arrested during an anti-Israel protest, but later in the article it is revealed that the arrest took place after she was kicked out of a dorm for refusing to leave. This discrepancy creates confusion and potentially misleads readers.
Recent Articles
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Broke On: Sunday, 05 May 2024On May 5, 2024, during a church service at Jesus' Dwelling Place Church in North Braddock, Pennsylvania, Bernard Polite brandished a gun and attempted to shoot Pastor Glenn Germany. Church members intervened before any shots were fired. Polite is now in custody on charges of aggravated assault and attempted homicide. A separate incident revealed the body of Derek Polite was found in his home that day; authorities are investigating a potential connection. 
Five Escape: London's Household Cavalry Horses Spooked by Construction Work, Cause Chaos in City
Broke On: Wednesday, 24 April 2024Five horses from the British Army's Household Cavalry escaped during routine exercise in London on April 24, 2024. Spooked by falling concrete from nearby construction work, the animals caused chaos near Buckingham Palace, injuring at least four people and damaging several vehicles. All horses have been recovered. 
Two Women Kidnapped in Hillsboro, Oregon: Community on Edge After Doorbell Cameras Capture Disturbing Incidents
Broke On: Sunday, 21 April 2024In Hillsboro, Oregon on April 21, 2024, two women were kidnapped within hours of each other. The first incident was captured on doorbell footage showing a woman begging for help before being taken. The second incident also involved a doorbell camera recording of a woman screaming as she was taken away in a white pickup truck. Police arrested the suspects and charged them with kidnapping, while both women are reportedly safe. The incidents highlight the importance of community vigilance and responsible use of security systems. 
Columbia University: Clash of Protesters and Authorities Over Gaza War Continues Amidst Arrests and Controversy
Broke On: Thursday, 18 April 2024Columbia University: Over 100 Students Arrested for Protesting Gaza War, Encampment Demolished; Students Vow to Remain, Support Rallies Planned at Other Universities 
India's Sexual Violence Problem: A Growing Concern Amidst Outrage Over Gang Rape of Travel Blogger
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