Political scoop tracking
Mit The Daily Beast-Endpunkten verwandelst du political scoop tracking in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Turn The Daily Beast into structured JSON — full article bodies with author and section metadata, reporter profiles, headlines from any of its 77 named sections and subsections, and a live top-stories feed, all from canonical thedailybeast.com URLs.
Get The Daily Beast's political-scoop and entertainment articles, reporter profiles, section headlines, and top-stories feed as structured JSON.
Endpunkt-Familien
5
Dokumentierte Parameter
8
Beispiele
5
Live-Katalog-Snapshot
Aktive Endpunkte
5
Methoden
GET
Pflichtparameter
8
Schema-Referenzen
5
{
"platform": "The Daily Beast",
"endpoint": "thedailybeast-article",
"method": "GET",
"path": "/thedailybeast/article",
"auth": "apiKey"
}Use Cases
Get The Daily Beast's political-scoop and entertainment articles, reporter profiles, section headlines, and top-stories feed as structured JSON.
Mit The Daily Beast-Endpunkten verwandelst du political scoop tracking in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Mit The Daily Beast-Endpunkten verwandelst du opinion monitoring in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Mit The Daily Beast-Endpunkten verwandelst du entertainment recaps in wiederholbare API-Requests mit dokumentierten Inputs und JSON-Antworten.
Managed Execution
Jede Zahl unten stammt direkt aus dem Live-The Daily Beast-Endpunktkatalog — 5 Endpunkte, 8 dokumentierte Request-Parameter und 5 veröffentlichte Response-Schemas — demselben Katalog, gegen den auch Docs und Playground laufen.
5 documented The Daily Beast endpoints, grouped into 5 request families — Article, Author and Headlines, plus 2 more.
8 request parameters are documented across those The Daily Beast endpoints, 8 of them required — the full input contract is public before you write any integration code.
5 of the 5 The Daily Beast endpoints ship a recorded example response, and 5 carry a documented response schema — you can code against the real JSON before the first request.
The Daily Beast endpoints document their error responses (400, 404 and 503) alongside the success schema, so a block, a rate limit, or a missing record comes back as a typed error rather than silently empty data.
5 hosted MCP tools back the The Daily Beast endpoints, so an agent can call the same routes with the same parameters and the same JSON contract, with no custom glue.
Abdeckungskarte
/thedailybeast/article
/thedailybeast/author
/thedailybeast/headlines
/thedailybeast/news
/thedailybeast/sections
Endpunktkatalog
/thedailybeast/articleReturns one The Daily Beast article by its canonical `url`, either a root-level slug or one under a single content vertical such as `obsessed`. The response has the title, description, section, authors, publication and update times, lead image URL, body `paragraphs` and a `paywalled` flag. Digest or index pages are not articles and return an error.
MCP-Tool thedailybeast_article
/thedailybeast/authorReturns one The Daily Beast reporter's public profile: name, job title, biography, headshot, social link, and their recent articles, from a canonical author URL.
MCP-Tool thedailybeast_author
/thedailybeast/headlinesReturns the current headlines of one The Daily Beast section. `section` is required and takes a slug such as `politics`, `politics/opinion`, `obsessed/reviews`, `scouted/home` or `world/china`. Each item can carry its title, URL, summary, author, publication time, lead image and `type`, and the response echoes the `section`.
MCP-Tool thedailybeast_headlines
/thedailybeast/newsReturns the current top stories from The Daily Beast. It takes no parameters. Each item has its title, URL, summary, publication time, author and lead image, so it is a quick front-page view; use the headlines endpoint with a `section` slug for one category.
MCP-Tool thedailybeast_news
/thedailybeast/sectionsLists the sections of The Daily Beast that the headlines endpoint accepts, both top-level categories such as `politics` and `world` and child sub-sections such as `politics/opinion` and `world/middle-east`. Each entry has a `slug`, a display `name` and the section `url`.
MCP-Tool thedailybeast_sections
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So scrapst du The Daily Beast
Crawlora's Daily Beast endpoints read thedailybeast.com and return JSON for articles, reporter profiles, section headlines, and the site's live top-stories feed. The taxonomy runs deep — /thedailybeast/sections lists 77 section and subsection slugs, from top-level Politics and World down to three-level ones like arts-and-culture/royalist and obsessed/rating/skip. The live section endpoint is intermittently unreliable as of 2026-09-24 (some section slugs return a parser error rather than results), so treat /thedailybeast/news and /thedailybeast/article as the more dependable path to fresh content in the meantime.
/thedailybeast/sections returns every section and subsection slug the site publishes, nested up to three levels deep — e.g. politics/trumpland, obsessed/media/movies, scouted/new-kids-on-the-block — each with its name and canonical category URL.
/thedailybeast/headlines takes a section slug from that list and returns the current stories filed under it. As of 2026-09-24 some section slugs intermittently return a parser error rather than results — if that happens, fall back to /thedailybeast/news for fresh content.
Headline rows for the lifestyle and lifestyle/body sections carried only a title and URL on 2026-10-30, with no timestamp, byline, summary or image, while the cross-section news route (25 stories, 2026-10-29 19:09 to 2026-10-30 04:14 UTC) carried all of them. /thedailybeast/article on a canonical URL returns authors[], section, published_at and updated_at plus 14 paragraphs (about 2,000 characters) in the sample, so open the article when a field is missing. The sections route lists 77 slugs, many nested such as lifestyle/body.
/thedailybeast/author reads a canonical /author/<slug>/ page and returns the reporter's name, job_title, a short bio, headshot image_url, and their recent articles.
/thedailybeast/news is the site's fastest-moving feed, mixing politics, Obsessed entertainment coverage, and Scouted product roundups, each with author, image_url, summary, published_at, title, and url.
Agent Skills
Installiere einen Crawlora Agent Skill, und dein Agent ruft The Daily Beast-Daten als JSON über die dokumentierte API ab, ohne einen Scraper zu schreiben. Diese Skills decken The Daily Beast ab:
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Three levels in places — for example obsessed/media/movies or arts-and-culture/royalist. /thedailybeast/sections returns all 77 slugs with their names and category URLs so you can pass any of them to /thedailybeast/headlines.
Yes. /thedailybeast/article returns an authors array alongside the section the story was filed under and both published_at and updated_at timestamps.
Yes. The Obsessed vertical (entertainment reviews, recaps, and celebrity news) and Politics are separate top-level sections with their own subsections in /thedailybeast/sections.
/thedailybeast/author returns the reporter's name, job_title, a bio, a headshot image_url, and a list of their recent articles, read from the site's own /author/<slug>/ pages.
Not always as of 2026-09-24 — some section slugs intermittently return a parser error. /thedailybeast/news and /thedailybeast/article are unaffected and are the more dependable path to fresh content in the meantime.