Newsday Media Group

Newsday Media Group is a news organization that provides local and national news, sports, entertainment, business, opinion, and lifestyle content. The site covers breaking news events in Long Island and the surrounding areas as well as national and international stories. The site also features opinion pieces from various writers and experts on various topics. However, the site has been criticized for its use of misleading language in some articles and its lack of transparency regarding conflicts of interest.

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The Daily's Verdict

This news site 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 its reporting.

Bias

85%

Examples:

  • The article contains several examples of religious bias. The author mentions Deion Sanders as an example of someone who offended traditionalists with his selection as Sportsperson of the Year in 2019
  • The articles contain several examples of monetary bias. The author mentions that Authentic Brands Group revoked Arena Group's license to put out Sports Illustrated after it missed a multi-million dollar payment.
  • The author uses language that dehumanizes Sports Illustrated by referring to it as 'a late-night infomercial'

Conflicts of Interest

50%

Examples:

  • The article falsely states that Young was drafted second overall out of Ohio State by the Redskins (now known as Washington Football Team).
  • The article incorrectly states that Jordan had just two sacks last season.

Contradictions

85%

Examples:

  • Changes include a return to larger lettering on jerseys, fixing mismatched gray tops and bottoms, and addressing the new Nike jerseys’ sweat collection problem.
  • Samples are expected to be sent into lunar orbit within around 45 hours.
  • The Mets haven’t worn their black or blue uniforms yet due to not receiving the corresponding pants from Nike and Fanatics.

Deceptions

50%

Examples:

  • The article presents the idea of ending a provision that has allowed school districts to depend on getting at least as much state aid as in the previous year. However, this provision was not mentioned by name and its purpose was not clearly stated.
  • The decline of Sports Illustrated was not caused by natural occurrences but rather missteps made by Meredith Publishing and Authentic Brands Group.

Recent Articles

  • Four People, Including an NYPD Officer, Killed in Long Island Nail Salon Crash by Drunk Driver

    Four People, Including an NYPD Officer, Killed in Long Island Nail Salon Crash by Drunk Driver

    Broke On: Saturday, 29 June 2024 A drunken driver crashed his SUV into a Long Island nail salon, killing four people including an off-duty NYPD officer and three others. The incident occurred at around 4:30 p.m. in Deer Park, leaving nine others injured. Steven Schwally, 64, of Dix Hills was charged with driving while intoxicated and had previously pleaded guilty to a similar charge in 2014.
  • LeBron James Opting Out of Lakers Contract, Seeking New Deal Amidst Team Roster Changes

    LeBron James Opting Out of Lakers Contract, Seeking New Deal Amidst Team Roster Changes

    Broke On: Saturday, 29 June 2024 Four-time NBA champion LeBron James opted out of his $51.4 million contract with the Los Angeles Lakers and is seeking a new deal, according to multiple reports. With his son Bronny drafted by the team, they are incentivized to make roster moves like acquiring Dejounte Murray and Austin Reaves before offering LeBron a new contract. James had an impressive 2023-24 season with 25.7 points, 8.3 assists, and 7.3 rebounds per game while shooting a career-best 41% from three.
  • Former Ontrak CEO Convicted of Insider Trading Using Rule 10b5-1 for First Time

    Former Ontrak CEO Convicted of Insider Trading Using Rule 10b5-1 for First Time

    Broke On: Friday, 21 June 2024 Former Ontrak CEO Terren Scott Peizer was convicted of securities fraud and insider trading, becoming the first case to be prosecuted exclusively based on Rule 10b5-1. Peizer avoided over $12.5 million in losses by entering into two predetermined trading plans while possessing material non-public information about Ontrak's largest customer's risk. The Justice Department emphasized that they will not allow executives to hide behind bad faith trading plans.
  • Upcoming Heat Wave to Impact Over 135 Million People: Temperatures Soar into Mid- to Upper 90s in Northeast and Midwest

    Upcoming Heat Wave to Impact Over 135 Million People: Temperatures Soar into Mid- to Upper 90s in Northeast and Midwest

    Broke On: Friday, 14 June 2024 A dangerous and prolonged heat wave is set to affect over 135 million people in the Northeast and Midwest, with temperatures soaring into the mid- to upper 90s and potential record-breaking highs. The upcoming week will bring multiple days of extreme heat to cities like Chicago, Philadelphia, and others across the eastern US. Experts advise avoiding outdoor activities during peak heat hours and staying hydrated as this heat wave could be deadly.
  • Meta-Analysis Reveals Early Use of Antivirals Reduces Long COVID Risk by 23%: Further Research Needed

    Meta-Analysis Reveals Early Use of Antivirals Reduces Long COVID Risk by 23%: Further Research Needed

    Broke On: Saturday, 08 June 2024 A meta-analysis of nine studies found that early use of antiviral drugs like Paxlovid and molnupiravir reduces the risk of long COVID by 23%. However, a recent Stanford University study failed to show significant benefits for Paxlovid in reducing long COVID symptoms. Further research is needed to determine antivirals' effectiveness. Long COVID, characterized by fatigue, brain fog, and other symptoms lasting weeks or months after infection, may be prevented with early antiviral intervention.
  • Pat Sajak to Retire as Wheel of Fortune Host After 33-Year Run: A Look Back at His Career

    Pat Sajak to Retire as Wheel of Fortune Host After 33-Year Run: A Look Back at His Career

    Broke On: Wednesday, 05 June 2024 Beloved Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak, who began his TV career as a witty weatherman and has hosted over 8,000 episodes since 1989, is retiring after the upcoming season. Born in Chicago and a former army serviceman, Sajak's dry wit and friendly demeanor have endeared him to audiences for four decades. Tune in for his final episode in September.
  • China's Chang'e-6 Mission Makes Historic Soft Landing on Far Side of the Moon, Bringing Valuable Lunar Samples Back to Earth

    China's Chang'e-6 Mission Makes Historic Soft Landing on Far Side of the Moon, Bringing Valuable Lunar Samples Back to Earth

    Broke On: Saturday, 01 June 2024 On June 1, 2024, China's Chang'e-6 mission made a historic soft landing on the far side of the moon within the South Pole-Aitken Basin, marking China's fourth lunar landing and third in 2024. The lander collected up to 2 kilograms of surface and underground material using a mechanical arm and drill, targeting a significant area for potential volcanic activity. Expected back on Earth around June 25, the mission advances China's lunar exploration program towards putting a person on the moon before 2030.
  • Maurie McInnis: From Yale Alumna to New President

    Maurie McInnis: From Yale Alumna to New President

    Broke On: Wednesday, 29 May 2024 Maurie McInnis, Yale alumna and current president of Stony Brook University, appointed as new Yale president. Led Stony Brook through pandemic, received $500M endowment, achieved highest rankings. Poised to lead Yale into success.
  • Breanna Stewart's Dominant Performance Leads New York Liberty to 102-66 Win Over Indiana Fever, Spoiling Caitlin Clark's Home Debut

    Breanna Stewart's Dominant Performance Leads New York Liberty to 102-66 Win Over Indiana Fever, Spoiling Caitlin Clark's Home Debut

    Broke On: Tuesday, 21 May 2024 Breanna Stewart led the New York Liberty to a dominant 102-66 win over the Indiana Fever, spoiling Caitlin Clark's home debut. Stewart scored 13 points in the first quarter and answered Indiana's comeback attempts with key baskets. The Liberty have won eight straight games against the Fever since July 2021. Despite high fan turnout, Clark has had a rocky start to her professional career, while the Fever struggle with offensive and defensive execution.
  • MLB Addresses Player and Fan Concerns over Nike Uniform Issues: Smaller Lettering, See-Through Pants, and Excessive Sweat

    MLB Addresses Player and Fan Concerns over Nike Uniform Issues: Smaller Lettering, See-Through Pants, and Excessive Sweat

    Broke On: Sunday, 28 April 2024 MLB addresses player and fan complaints over Nike uniform issues, including smaller lettering, see-through pants, and excessive sweat collection. Changes include larger nameplate letters and improved pant quality. Implementation expected by 2025 season.