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Highly recommend Breitbart, Newsmax, and Hannity/Limbaugh radio for reasonable, unbiased reporting.
Don’t sleep on OAN
I try to get a balance:
Right leaning news -
FT, WSJ, the Economist
Right leaning opinion / analysis -
National Review
Left leaning news -
NYT, WaPo
Left leaning opinion / analysis -
Atlantic, NYer, New Republic
Miscellaneous / mixed - BBC, NPR
Lol agreed D5. Being fact based is considered left leaning these days. In my mind, I think the economist is objective and as centrist as a journal can get, however if they’re reporting facts on the virus, the us election, AND climate change, that automatically makes them left leaning in todays polarized environment.
The Facebook posts from my high school dropout (former) friend who got his PhD in epidemiology from YouTube.
Also Joe Rogan
My mother in law follows one American news (OAN). Sure she’s a little bit racist, sexist, and generally inconsiderate, but SHE’S A PATRIOT
Chief
BBC, Reuters, and AFP will give you the “straightest” news, along with AP. Other good options are FT, Economist, and WSJ (all slightly center-right) and NYT, NBC (not MSNBC), and WaPo (all slightly center-left). Avoid the opinion sections on all of these sites unless you’re looking for confirmation of your own preexisting positions.
The Financial Times
The Wall Street Journal
The Spectator
Good options as long as you go in recognizing the slant.
AP news isn’t trying to be bias but I’ve noticed many many times it’s perspective is from a 1st world country/colonizer mindset. So I hope you’re supplementing your news. Also should read Al Jazeera - unbiased news but from a Middle East point of view. You should supplement with various parts or the world to get a complete picture on a particular story.
I’m taking about Al Jazeera English. As others have said - the Arabic version is more biased.
Rising Star
The Daily podcast
Chief
Npr, Reuters, Atlantic (a bit old but we’ll-thought out).
I also like the economist specifically for Covid
Wouldn’t that logic also apply to WSJ? Everything there seems to have a slant (even non-opinion).
Up First podcast in the morning. (NPR produces it)
Al Jazeera & BBC
For international perspective can’t beat Al Jazeera and The Economist (unfortunately not free)
If you tune in to CNN and Fox you can just average it out and get a neutral POV, problem solved.
BBC
Rising Star
BBC, Reuters, and or PBS
I'm a fan of Politico. Curious on people's opinions if that's biased or not.
Given that a lot of my DC focused work requires keeping up with politics, I use it more as a professional resource. My only critique is that it can be a little sensationalist
Chief
CNN isn’t some liberal version of Fox. That’s MSNBC
You see, if it’s sunny outside and a Republican says it’s rainy, then Fox says it’s definitely rainy, CNN saying it’s sunny isn’t some how being rabidly anti-Republican
https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2020/health/coronavirus-us-maps-and-cases/
I think CNN was referencing this btw. FL does rise by 948%, highest number by far compared to all the other states.
Yahoo!
Chief
Follow @DPRK_News on Twitter. Very insightful.
And that Joe Kernan guy on CNBC. He’s a character and has an informed opinion about everything.
TikTok, where they do a little dance and point and a headline pops up for 2 seconds until they point somewhere else for a new headline