Noah Kirsch
Noah Kirsch is a journalist who writes for The Daily Beast, covering politics and media. He has been with the publication since 2023 and has written over 150 articles on various topics related to Donald Trump, his allies, and his opponents.
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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
60%
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- The author also seems to have a bias against large corporations and wealthy individuals, especially those who he perceives as having too much power or influence over politics.
- The author tends to write articles that are biased in favor of Donald Trump and his allies. He often uses positive or neutral language to describe them while using negative or critical language to describe their opponents.
Conflicts of Interest
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- The articles also sometimes contain potential conflicts of interest that are not disclosed to the readers. For example, the author may receive funding or support from an organization that has a stake in a topic he covers.
- The articles sometimes contain conflicts of interest that affect the credibility or objectivity of the author. For example, the author may have a personal relationship with someone who is involved in a story he writes about.
Contradictions
85%
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- The articles also sometimes contain contradictions in terms of opinions or interpretations. For example, the author may present different sources as having conflicting views without clearly indicating which one he agrees with or why.
- The articles often contain contradictions in terms of facts or timelines. For example, the author may report on events that happened before a certain date but use language that implies they happened after.
Deceptions
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- The articles also sometimes use deceptive practices to create drama or sensationalism. For example, the author may exaggerate events or use emotional language to manipulate readers' emotions.
- The articles often use deceptive practices such as omitting important details, taking things out of context, or using misleading statistics. For example, the author may report on a survey that shows favorable results for his subject but not mention the methodology or sample size.
Recent Articles
Record-Breaking Heat Wave Affects Over 100 Million Americans: Extreme Temperatures Pose Health Risks
Broke On: Saturday, 22 June 2024A punishing heat wave affects over 100 million Americans, with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit in many areas. The heat index in New York City is expected to reach 103 degrees, posing a significant threat to public health, particularly the elderly and young children. 
Trump Media's End Week Market Capitalization Drops Nearly 20% Amidst Merger with Digital World Acquisition Corp.
Broke On: Saturday, 13 April 2024Trump Media's stock price dropped nearly 20% in a week, with Donald Trump owning the majority of its shares. The company went public after merging with Digital World Acquisition Corp. 
Billionaire Investor Launches Proxy Fight Against Disney to Improve Stock Performance
Broke On: Thursday, 18 January 2024Billionaire investor Nelson Peltz and former Disney executive Jay Rasulo, backed by Trian Fund Management's $3 billion stake in the company, are launching a proxy fight against Disney to improve its stock performance. They seek board representation.
