What do you turn to for news? - Of course roasting each other's news sources is encouraged

jorgoth

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My main focus is on US news given that I live in the USA so I'm a bit biased in that respect.

General: Ground.news

USA news:

Breaking Points podcast
Daily Caller
Fox Nation
Daily Poster
Wall Street Journal
The Hill

China News:
NTD/Epoch Times
Global Times

Science news:
phys.org
Science Daily
 
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tehpope said:
A&H. Seriously.
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I can relate to this.

I tend to scan through the titles in Happenings just to see if there is anything relevant going on worth pursuing. I visit Reuters from time to time as well.

Staying away from the news has had a positive impact though, I had not realized how the rampant muckracking, click-baiting and "advocacy journalism" was sucking the joy out of living.

The less opinion I get on my news the better, give me the facts and let ME form my own opinions.
 
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Rapechu said:
One of my favorite news sources is RT news, which is Russian state propaganda.

I figure, if there is anyone who can tell you just why you suck, it is your enemies.
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That is another thing I noticed which sould be ridiculously obvious, third-party sources (more specifically a foreign country) that have no stake in current events tend to offer clearer and more informative articles on the matter.
 
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I just see whatever is on social media (I am including Farms in this). If I care enough, I'll look in to it myself further, but I rarely do.

I have enough of my own problems, forget worrying about the fucking globe.
 
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Reddit for local news, while I like to search "#breaking" using "Latest" on Twitter for the rest since "#breaking" is probably the best tag to search to see what's actually trending ever since Twitter nerfed the Trending bar and limited it to whatever agenda they want to push on us.
 
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LazloChalos said:
I can relate to this.

I tend to scan through the titles in Happenings just to see if there is anything relevant going on worth pursuing. I visit Reuters from time to time as well.

Staying away from the news has had a positive impact though, I had not realized how the rampant muckracking, click-baiting and "advocacy journalism" was sucking the joy out of living.

The less opinion I get on my news the better, give me the facts and let ME form my own opinions.
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If you were paying attention to memes in late 2019 you would've known about 'rona, but at the time it was MUCH bigger news to "put an orange in a peach".
 
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I tend to check telegram for the news.
Counter Intelligence Telegram page, Bella actum, breaking 911, Bgone on the scene, police frequency channel.

I know it's not a proper and verified sources but I tend to look for current events by who recorded a building that blew up or what happened in X place.
 
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I just look at the wikipedia "current events" page once every few weeks
 
The farms then few days later Tim Pool so i can laugh and cringe at his retarded lolbertarian takes on the story i saw here.
Daily Wire because i can't help but want to eye roll at them trying to insert religion into the convo and hear ben whine about muh anti-semitism and shilling for Israel like the neocon he is

Locally I'll just grab a newspaper at 7-11.
 
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I'm probably one of the few that doesn't read A&N because the constant bitching and blackpilling is tiresome to me.

I try to go as bias-free as I can with news sources. AP, Reuters, etc. There is a source I've been looking at lately, NewsNation, which is supposed to be apparently a more neutral cable news channel. I look at their website from time to time.
 
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The Daily Stormer and Jezebel.
 
AllSides but I won't look at any actual sites, just the snippets they post.
 
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