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CapnSteve

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7. I would add The Guardian Weekly...

Reply to multigraincracker (Original post)

Tue Dec 17, 2024, 05:54 PM

Dec 17

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6 Unbiased News Sources You Should Consider [View all] multigraincracker Dec 17 OP

No news source is unbiased. intheflow Dec 17 #1

AT least follow the money. multigraincracker Dec 17 #2

I'd leave out Democracy Now for straight facts without bias. wnylib Dec 17 #3

I really liked Democracy Now back in the early 2000s erronis Dec 17 #15

Amy Goodman is biased the way Democracy has a liberal bias. vanlassie Dec 17 #18

No, that's not it. maxsolomon Dec 17 #24

"Truth has a well known liberal bias!" Steven Colbert rainy Dec 17 #29

Wow - totally disagree with MakeUseOf's choices. erronis Dec 17 #4

Completely agree on the Guardian. I was surprised it wasn't included. liberalla Dec 17 #8

Me, too, so here's the rec from us! Easterncedar Dec 17 #13

Intereting timing, less than an hour ago I was on the Guardian website Abolishinist Dec 17 #19

I agree with you, I would only go with maybe one of those Bev54 Dec 17 #14

EmptyWheel if you really want to get into the weeds and have lots of time. erronis Dec 17 #16

Yes, I do as well although I have not read any of them since Bev54 Dec 17 #36

According to his bio, gavin phillips specializes in technology. niyad Dec 17 #22

does that mean he's AI? PedroXimenez Dec 17 #31

According to his bio, he has been writing for over 13 years, so, who knows? niyad Dec 17 #34

Don't know about the Economist angrychair Dec 17 #5

Followed all on Bluesky. n/t CousinIT Dec 17 #6

I would add The Guardian Weekly... CapnSteve Dec 17 #7

There is no such thing as unbiased news. Jacson6 Dec 17 #9

Their editorial page is way to the right. multigraincracker Dec 17 #11

capitalist pigs need accurate information to make the most money DBoon Dec 17 #32

There are 2 papers I try and read everyday. The Guardian US edition and recently Ground News both are subscription based usaf-vet Dec 17 #10

Yesterday I caught some Ground News. multigraincracker Dec 17 #12

Thanks, I'll give it another look. erronis Dec 17 #17

Looks like $8, subscribers. multigraincracker Dec 17 #21

Apparently, gavin phillips field of expertise is technology. To say WSJ niyad Dec 17 #20

BBC paleotn Dec 17 #23

That and the Canadian Network. multigraincracker Dec 17 #27

Ground News makes the effort. SleeplessinSoCal Dec 17 #25

The Economist is truly A+ WarGamer Dec 17 #26

CS Monitor has been my first stop since 1988... SKKY Dec 17 #28

Cool larwdem Dec 17 #30

We don't need "unbiased" news DBoon Dec 17 #33

Totally agree. But how to verify the sources of those facts? erronis Dec 17 #37

Did he really have the goddamn WSJ at #1? 🤨 Blue_Tires Dec 17 #35