Best Place for News???

1  2018-07-10 by NDTnosleep

I was wondering where everyone goes to get their news? I know every news outlet is biased at least a little but I was wondering what the most neutral and factual websites are. Is there anything you guys suggest? I know I’ve used Huffington Post and Drudge Report in the past, but is there a better website I can go to?

Thanks!

26 comments

1  MatthewStafford9 2018-07-10

Huffington Post is terribly bias

To be honest there is no media outlet like the one you describe

1  russianbot01 2018-07-10

Nice karma friend

1  NDTnosleep 2018-07-10

Don’t usually post or comment, mostly just read through things.

1  Deaconblues18 2018-07-10

Keep “reading through things” as you have been doing. A Lot of bullshit to sift through(particularly in this sub) but just read and ask a lot of questions to yourself. Keep after it.

1  dankweeddoe 2018-07-10

HuffPost is far from neutral and factual. It's full of far left opinion pieces.

1  NDTnosleep 2018-07-10

I figured, That’s why I was asking for help. I really don’t know what the best place to go is. What do you use?

1  dankweeddoe 2018-07-10

https://www.reuters.com/

https://www.politico.com/

http://www.thehill.com/

https://www.washingtontimes.com/

https://www.thedailybeast.com/

https://www.nytimes.com/

https://www.wsj.com/

http://www.foxnews.com/

https://www.rt.com/

https://www.theatlantic.com/

I like a mixture of different bias news.

1  NDTnosleep 2018-07-10

Thank you! I had tried a few of those, good to know I was on the right track lol.

1  ShinigamiSirius 2018-07-10

I think MSM outlets are only useful if you have a proper base of info to stand on.

I would use these sources first: Corbett Report, Mint Press News, Consortium News, Moon of Alabama (weird name, but their articles have always been solid and sourced).

Corbett Report is by far the best, and of you were to choose one it would be this.

1  previouslyhuman 2018-07-10

HuffPost has been conservative controlled since AOL bought it way back in 2010 or so and now both are owned by Verizon and also yahoo , that division of Verizon is named Oath. https://www.theverge.com/2017/4/4/15178948/verizon-oath-aol-yahoo-brand-name

1  dankweeddoe 2018-07-10

http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/2016/forecast/president

98% chance for Hillary Clinton to win.

https://twitter.com/lheron/status/733758898855940098

1  previouslyhuman 2018-07-10

The Verizon and Yahoo contributions according to who their employer is. It is not about who the executives support.

1  Shiny-And-New 2018-07-10

Reuters, ap, bbc, npr, the guardian, wapo.. probably in that order there's others

1  ShillAttractant5 2018-07-10

No such thing. Just live.

1  legalize-drugs 2018-07-10

I like The Young Turks on YouTube. At least they're honest, and you can follow political developments.

1  Gorewuzhere 2018-07-10

Massively left leaninf

1  KickedinTheDick 2018-07-10

Jimmy Dore is okay. He's at least genuinely funny. The rest are just straight up insufferable

1  legalize-drugs 2018-07-10

"The truth has a liberal bias."

1  Fukushimadreaming 2018-07-10

You cannot be serious

1  legalize-drugs 2018-07-10

You know I am.

1  smileyclown 2018-07-10

No news is good news.

1  thatguyad 2018-07-10

The whole idea of presenting news to the masses is a flawed notion. There will always be biases and swaying of any truth out there.

1  ichoosejif 2018-07-10

r/conspiracy

1  alienrefugee51 2018-07-10

CNN is my go to. /s

1  CosmicWaffle001 2018-07-10

Sign of the times, and Intrepid report

1  ganooosh 2018-07-10

Comment section of reddit.

You're going to quickly find out what's what. People will often link to other source materials to help get the full story.

1  NDTnosleep 2018-07-10

Thank you! I had tried a few of those, good to know I was on the right track lol.

1  previouslyhuman 2018-07-10

The Verizon and Yahoo contributions according to who their employer is. It is not about who the executives support.