Kaitlin Lewis
Kaitlin Lewis is a journalist who covers politics, with a focus on the United States. She has reported on contradictions and conflicts of interest involving Republican politicians, particularly Donald Trump and Joe Biden. Her reporting also includes topics related to social issues and international events. Prior to her career in journalism, she may have had personal or professional connections to Republican causes or figures.
74%
The Daily's Verdict
This author has a mixed reputation for journalistic standards. It is advisable to fact-check, scrutinize for bias, and check for conflicts of interest before relying on the author's reporting.
Bias
70%
Examples:
- However, her reporting also covers topics related to social issues and international events in a more neutral manner.
- It is worth mentioning that the overall bias score could be influenced by the recency of articles covering recent political events.
- Kaitlin Lewis appears to have a slight bias towards Republicans and conservative values. She reports on contradictions and conflicts of interest involving Republican politicians, such as Donald Trump and Joe Biden, with a higher emphasis on the former. Additionally, she includes critical statements made by Democrats about other Democrats, further indicating a lean towards Republican viewpoints.
Conflicts of Interest
80%
Examples:
- Kaitlin Lewis covers conflicts of interest involving Republican politicians, such as Donald Trump and Joe Biden. She highlights instances where these politicians or their associates have benefited from or been involved in questionable financial deals or relationships.
- She also reports on conflicts of interest related to international events and topics unrelated to politics.
- The overall conflict of interest score reflects a higher emphasis on political news and recent events.
Contradictions
65%
Examples:
- Her reporting also includes contradictions related to international events and topics unrelated to politics.
- Kaitlin Lewis reports on contradictions involving Republican politicians, particularly Donald Trump. These contradictions often involve claims made by the politician that conflict with facts or established truths. Additionally, she covers instances where Republicans have been accused of wrongdoing or misconduct.
- The overall contradiction score reflects a higher emphasis on political news and recent events.
Deceptions
70%
Examples:
- Her reporting also includes examples of deception related to international events and topics unrelated to politics.
- Kaitlin Lewis includes deceptive statements and actions by Republican politicians, particularly Donald Trump, in her reporting. She also covers instances where Republicans have been accused of deception or misleading behavior.
- The overall deceptiveness score reflects a higher emphasis on political news and recent events.
Recent Articles
Trump Promises to End Elections, Criticizes Harris at Believers Summit: No More Voting, Critical Race Theory Ban
Broke On: Saturday, 27 July 2024Former President Trump vows to fix issues, end elections for Christians if reelected; criticizes Vice President Harris for incompetence and stance on defunding police and net neutrality. Promises to cut federal funding for critical race theory and transgender issues in schools, protect innocent life, secure elections with documentary proof of citizen status, and keep men out of women's sports. 
Nancy Pelosi Supports Open Nomination Process if Biden Steps Down: Implications for Democratic Party and November Elections
Broke On: Thursday, 18 July 2024Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi supports an open nomination process if President Joe Biden steps down, as concerns grow about his chances in November. Biden has reportedly grown irritated with Democratic allies pushing him to drop out, but it's unclear if he will indeed leave the ticket. The race between Biden and Trump is shaping up to be a closely contested battle ahead of Election Day. 
Deputy U.S. Marshal Involved in Shooting During Armed Carjacking Attempt Near Supreme Court Justice Sotomayor's Home
Broke On: Tuesday, 09 July 2024On July 5, 2024, a deputy U.S. marshal on protective detail for Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor was involved in a shooting incident near her home. An 18-year-old man, Kentrell Flowers, attempted to carjack the marshal at gunpoint but was shot and arrested with non-life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred in Washington, D.C.'s U Street corridor and is being investigated as an armed carjacking attempt. Carjackings in the city are down 46% compared to last year. 
Newly Released Grand Jury Transcripts Detail Epstein's Sexual Misconduct with Minors and Lenient Plea Deal in 2008
Broke On: Sunday, 01 January 2006In July 2023, grand jury transcripts from a 2006 investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's sexual misconduct with minors were made public, revealing evidence of his rape and recruitment of underage girls as young as 14. Prosecutors allowed him to cut a lenient plea deal in 2008 despite multiple instances of rape and sexual assault. The documents also shed light on Epstein's connections with influential figures like Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew, raising questions about their potential influence on the lenient plea deal. 
Trump-Endorsed Candidates Score Big Wins in South Carolina, Nevada, and Maine Primaries: A Summary
Broke On: Tuesday, 11 June 2024In the 2024 primary elections, Trump-endorsed candidates had successes in South Carolina and North Dakota, while former NASCAR driver Austin Theriault won a closely watched House race in Maine. However, Rep. Bob Good (R) faces a tough primary challenge from state Sen. John McGuire in Virginia's 5th District, showing that Trump-endorsed candidates did not have a clean sweep. 
Jury Misconduct Alleged in Trump Hush Money Trial: Unverified Social Media Post Claims Juror Announced Verdict Early
Broke On: Wednesday, 29 May 2024Judge Juan Merchan raises questions over a deleted social media post claiming to reveal the jury verdict in Donald Trump's hush money trial before it was announced. If verified, alleged jury misconduct could lead to setting aside the verdict under New York criminal procedure law. 
Supreme Court Justice Alito's Vacation Homes Display Controversial 'Appeal to Heaven' Flag in 2023
Broke On: Saturday, 01 July 2023Three reports reveal Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito displayed 'Appeal to Heaven' flags at his New Jersey and Virginia vacation homes in 2023, sparking controversy over potential bias in upcoming Supreme Court case involving former President Trump. 
CDC Urges Peak Influenza Surveillance Amidst Ongoing Bird Flu Threat: Human Cases and Livestock Outbreaks in Nine US States
Broke On: Tuesday, 21 May 2024The CDC urges heightened influenza surveillance due to the ongoing threat of bird flu, specifically the H5N1 subtype, following human infections in Texas and Colorado and outbreaks in dairy cattle across nine US states. Over 90 million cases have been detected since January 2022, with first known transmission to livestock reported in Texas. The CDC recommends increased submission of positive influenza A samples for further testing, encourages use of personal protective equipment for those working with birds or livestock, and reports no human-to-human transmission but concerns over potential new epidemic or pandemic. Trump and Johnson Announce Legislation to Prevent Noncitizens from Voting in Federal Elections
Broke On: Saturday, 13 April 2024Former President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson plan to introduce legislation preventing noncitizens from voting in federal elections, despite rare occurrences of undocumented immigrants casting votes due to strict identification requirements and legal consequences. The announcement comes after a joint press conference at Mar-a-Lago where the two men raised baseless claims about hundreds of thousands of votes being cast by noncitizens in future elections.