David Matthews
David Matthews is a news reporter who covers a wide range of topics including crime, politics, and business. He has a particular focus on investigating biases, logical fallacies, and conflicts of interest in the stories he reports on. Matthews has been recognized for his unique ability to uncover deceptive practices and present them in a clear and concise manner. His articles often provide detailed summaries of the primary topics that the authors have written about, while also highlighting any past biases, fallacies, or conflicts of interest. Matthews is known for his thorough analysis and his ability to summarize information effectively without being overly wordy or speculative.
60%
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
82%
Examples:
- Biases found in articles include co-founder Jim Sinegal's quote about hot dog prices staying the same 'forever', and mentioning non-members' access to food courts before stating that membership is now required.
- Police preparing to arrest Don Steven McDougal, 42, and expect to charge him with capital murder.
Conflicts of Interest
42%
Examples:
- There is a potential conflict of interest mentioned in the article about Costco's policy change, as Richard Galanti told Axios that the food court, gas stations, and optical services were aimed at driving membership at the wholesaler.
Contradictions
85%
Examples:
- Audrii Cunningham was found dead in the Trinity River under US Highway 59 just south of her hometown of Livingston.
- In the article about King Charles III's funeral plans, it is mentioned that planning began due to the complexity of the funeral and also because of his mysterious illness. However, it is later stated that King Charles has been diagnosed with cancer but the type remains undisclosed.
Deceptions
46%
Examples:
- The article about Costco's policy change implies that non-members have always been able to eat at Costco's food courts by mentioning the $1.50 hot dog combo and cheap pizza slices as favorites, but this is not entirely accurate.
- The body of Audrii Cunningham was found at the Trinity River under US Highway 59 just south of her hometown of Livingston.
Recent Articles
King Charles III's Cancer Diagnosis: Preparing for the Monarchy's Imminent Changes
Broke On: Monday, 22 April 2024King Charles III, 75, is undergoing cancer treatment and has updated his funeral plans. Despite his deteriorating health, he continues to carry out duties and is planning to resume public appearances soon. Buckingham Palace and the British government are reviewing Operation Menai Bridge in preparation for potential changes upon the monarch's passing. 
Costco Cracks Down on Non-Members Eating at Food Courts
Broke On: Tuesday, 26 March 2024Costco is implementing a new policy that requires an active membership card to purchase food court items, effective April 8. This change aims to address member complaints about people sneaking into outdoor food courts and taking advantage of budget-friendly options like the hot dog combo. Capital Murder Charges for Missing Girl's Father: Audrii Cunningham Found Dead in Trinity River
Broke On: Thursday, 15 February 2024On February 21, 2024, Audrii Cunningham's body was found in the Trinity River near US Highway 59. The girl had gone missing on Thursday morning and an Amber Alert was issued for her later that day. Authorities are preparing to charge Don Steven McDougal with capital murder after he has been arrested on unrelated charges of aggravated assault.