What is your primary news source?

[Servilis]

For Queer news : PinkNews
For Communist News : The news channels in the Discord servers I'm in
For Tech News : TechLinked, TechQuickie and Linus Tech Tips
For what the goddamn kids are talking about on their cell phones : The Twitter sidebar
For news in general : i just open up my phone and click on the google app and just look at the news
For news on the cable if it's my only source of news at the moment : i just open up sky news or bbc news, maybe cnn, i used to watch russia today when i was 12

[San Lumen]

For Queer news : PinkNews
For Communist News : The news channels in the Discord servers I'm in
For Tech News : TechLinked, TechQuickie and Linus Tech Tips
For what the goddamn kids are talking about on their cell phones : The Twitter sidebar
For news in general : i just open up my phone and click on the google app and just look at the news
For news on the cable if it's my only source of news at the moment : i just open up sky news or bbc news, maybe cnn, i used to watch russia today when i was 12

Nice variety. I loathe Twitter though

[Flardania]

NHK, Arirang, CGTN, RT, France 24, Reuters and The Hill

[Nobel Hobos 2]

The national broadcaster. Australian Broadcasting Corporation = (the other) ABC

Good mix of State, National and International stories. Biased slightly left on some stories, and biased against whoever is in government.

[Outer Sparta]

The national broadcaster. Australian Broadcasting Corporation = (the other) ABC

Good mix of State, National and International stories. Biased slightly left on some stories, and biased against whoever is in government.

ABC is generally the best Australian source. All the Murdoch and Fairfax sources are both in the same boat of corporate news.

[Bear Stearns]

I read The Wall Street Journal for work.
I read The Chicago Tribune and watch ABC7 action news for local stuff
I read The New Yorker for Fun
I watch Tucker Carlson for the takes
I read National Geographic for nature stuff

[Red Roja]

The Onion

[Penguin Union Nation]

Associated Press and NPR for just basic information most of the time, but I go alternative for certain topics, especially for perspectives, though I admit to left-wing bias. Not CNN or MSNBC, but Secular Talk, The Humanist Report, Chapo Trap House, etc.

[The JELLEAIN Republic]

The onion is now my primary and only news source.

[San Lumen]

The onion is now my primary and only news source.

You are aware that is satire correct?

[Vetalia]

ZeroHedge, TheHill.com, NYT and WSJ are my typical go-to websites.

I sometimes cross-reference them to others like Russia Today, Press TV, Fox News WaPo and MSNBC to get various other, more radical slants on the topics covered. CNN, CBS, NBC are all garbage so I don't waste my time with them.

[San Lumen]

ZeroHedge, TheHill.com, NYT and WSJ are my typical go-to websites.

I sometimes cross-reference them to others like Russia Today, Press TV, Fox News WaPo and MSNBC to get various other, more radical slants on the topics covered. CNN, CBS, ABC are all garbage so I don't waste my time with them.

what is wrong with CNN, CBS, and ABC?

[Cekoviu]

ZeroHedge, TheHill.com, NYT and WSJ are my typical go-to websites.

I sometimes cross-reference them to others like Russia Today, Press TV, Fox News WaPo and MSNBC to get various other, more radical slants on the topics covered. CNN, CBS, ABC are all garbage so I don't waste my time with them.

>ZeroHedge

[Nazbolshevia]

My online source is The Guardian . My print source is The Week .

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Usually BBC (not America), El País, El Nuevo Día (to check on how things are where my mom and grandma live), La Nueva España (my hometown’s newspaper), and Asturies.com (http://asturies.com/).

[Vetalia]

ZeroHedge, TheHill.com, NYT and WSJ are my typical go-to websites.

I sometimes cross-reference them to others like Russia Today, Press TV, Fox News WaPo and MSNBC to get various other, more radical slants on the topics covered. CNN, CBS, NBC are all garbage so I don't waste my time with them.

what is wrong with CNN, CBS, and ABC?

Outside of local news affiliates their stuff is just slow to hit the presses, shallow and bland as hell and they pretend to be neutral when a lot of their articles are heavily biased. With MSNBC and Fox I know I'm getting biased coverage, but they don't conceal the fact....it's just as shallow as any of theirs but at least it provides some alternative interpretations due to the obvious partisan slant. WaPo goes way deeper than any of them in its reporting and NYT in my opinion is the gold standard for its articles, especially anything related to foreign countries. WSJ is good for finance and economics related matters and its opinion section is top-notch.

ZeroHedge is good for alternative news without the insanity of InfoWars, as are RT and PressTV. I typically use the latter two to check against the stuff relating to the Middle East.

[San Lumen]

what is wrong with CNN, CBS, and ABC?

Outside of local news affiliates their stuff is just slow to hit the presses, shallow and bland as hell and they pretend to be neutral when a lot of their articles are heavily biased. With MSNBC and Fox I know I'm getting biased coverage, but they don't conceal the fact....it's just as shallow as any of theirs but at least it provides some alternative interpretations due to the obvious partisan slant. WaPo goes way deeper than any of them in its reporting and NYT in my opinion is the gold standard for its articles, especially anything related to foreign countries. WSJ is good for finance and economics related matters and its opinion section is top-notch.

ZeroHedge is good for alternative news without the insanity of InfoWars, as are RT and PressTV. I typically use the latter two to check against the stuff relating to the Middle East.

Abc is my primary news source at this point. I dont find them biased.

[Vetalia]

Outside of local news affiliates their stuff is just slow to hit the presses, shallow and bland as hell and they pretend to be neutral when a lot of their articles are heavily biased. With MSNBC and Fox I know I'm getting biased coverage, but they don't conceal the fact....it's just as shallow as any of theirs but at least it provides some alternative interpretations due to the obvious partisan slant. WaPo goes way deeper than any of them in its reporting and NYT in my opinion is the gold standard for its articles, especially anything related to foreign countries. WSJ is good for finance and economics related matters and its opinion section is top-notch.

ZeroHedge is good for alternative news without the insanity of InfoWars, as are RT and PressTV. I typically use the latter two to check against the stuff relating to the Middle East.

Abc is my primary news source at this point. I dont find them biased.

I just realized I misspoke and referenced ABC rather than NBC in my original post. I actually like ABC quite a bit, they have good, generally unbiased articles...I'm going to edit my previous posts.

[Red Roja]

Sources I trust: Reuters and NHK World (English)

Sources I am iffy about: BBC, PBS News, ABC, and NBC

Sources I don't trust: Breitbart, Buzzfeed, CNN, Foxnews, Huffpost, Infowars, MSNBC, and RT.

For local news I watch my local ABC affiliate and when I want a nice laugh, I read the Onion.

[San Lumen]

Sources I trust: Reuters and NHK World (English)

Sources I am iffy about: BBC, PBS News, ABC, and NBC

Sources I don't trust: Breitbart, Buzzfeed, CNN, Foxnews, Huffpost, Infowars, MSNBC, and RT.

For local news I watch my local ABC affiliate and when I want a nice laugh, I read the Onion.

why are you iffy about BBC, PBS News, ABC, and NBC?

[Aureumterra]

Reuters for US news, Grapevine for Iceland, BBC and Independent UK for Europe

I also read state sponsored news, oftentimes from governments the West loves to demonize to get their point of view because each different culture has a different way of thinking

And Babylon Bee when I want brutally honest takes

[Aureumterra]

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[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Reuters for US news, Grapevine for Iceland, BBC and Independent UK for Europe

I also read state sponsored news, oftentimes from governments the West loves to demonize to get their point of view because each different culture has a different way of thinking

And Babylon Bee when I want brutally honest takes

Ah, I forgot Reuters.

[Ghost Land]

The Fox 11 News at Nine (21:00). Also NationStates. I know no news source is totally objective, but even a cursory look at CNN's home page finds it loaded with minutiae and opinion pieces, almost as though a tabloid.

[Albrenia]

I generally watch either my local news service, or Sky News Australia. Sky News is good for the most part, although its opinion shows are usually heavily conservative-leaning.

I also watch a little CNN or BBC on occasion, with the very rare visit to Fox News just to see how pandering they are on a particular day.

Oh, and sometimes ABC or SBS have something interesting on, although I don't normally go to them for news.