As someone that has only recently started paying attention to politics I can't tell the difference between New York Times, The Guardian, etc. What are some news sources to pay attention to? Pic related is the only news I've ever read, honestly.
WSWS Reuters Bloomberg Financial times A bunch of leftist outlets that I can't remember off the top of my head
David Wright
Breitbart is a famous leftist news outlet notorious for its fair reporting and journalistic integrity.
Alexander Gomez
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Adam Jones
I hate the news. Have the stuff is made the fuck up, or posted only the "prove" the authors political opinion. I wish reporters would just report.
Camden Mitchell
Sounds like some shit Michael Wolff said recently.
William Sanders
Breitbart is dedicated to minorities, particularly muslims.
i went to check it last week. they had a story about this immigrant in Germany who beat his wife. the link came from a legit German journal.
went to check the stats, in the US alone, 20 people are physically abused by their partner, 3 of those die everyday. Brietbart didn't bother writing about those obviously, they don't really care because most of those cases do not involve Muslims.
surprisingly, after lurking a bit on the rest of the front page. all of the crime reporting happens to be caused by a minority. the only positive article was about a white guy who was elected.
surprising huh.
as you may guess all the articles are heavily biased and the comment section is pretty much a Holla Forumsype circle jerk.
You sound like the sort of boob who says things like "can someone recommend me an objective history book on this topic? I don't want anything biased"
Mason Barnes
nytimes financial times wsj npr
obviously every paper is going to have an agenda, but mainstream ones have standards.
Tyler King
Telesur is good. I'm also subbed to Russia Today an China's CCTV. They talk about stuff that the Western media doesn't, but just like the West you should take their reporting with a significant grain of salt.
Carson Nguyen
Yeah god forbid that I'd just want the facts and be allowed to make my own judgent based on facts.
So are you the kind of guys that only reads things that are proven to be biased and full of lies?
Jonathan Reyes
NPR is absolute shit.
Alexander Hall
Democracy Now
Lucas Bailey
Democracy Now! Truthout Truthdig The Real News Network
Richard Wolff's Economic Update is also a pretty dank aggregator.
NYT has a very consistent standard of half truth and half fiction.
The thing is there is no actually good news source. They're all stupidly biased in one way or another. I recommend checking out as many as you can – including outlets like Fox News, and then synthesizing the half-truths of these articles into your own truths.
Nathaniel Stewart
This. Mainstream news get most of their articles from news agencies like Reuters. If you just want to know what's going around the world, without the filtering and the spin, and you're willing to dig around a bit, these are probably your best bet. Of course, if you want more local and lefty-specific news, you need to look for some leftist outlets (though most of them are pretty shit).
Luke Myers
Whoops, shitpost flag.
Daniel Lewis
I don't really care for news anymore, it's all TOTAL SHIT. I just go to propaganda centrals like the Guardian once in a while to see what propaganda tricks they're using on their readers that time of year and to bitterly laugh at them.
Henry Morgan
ignore the shitposting flag
Logan Thomas
Telesur fucking sucks arse. It's the left wing equivalent of Infowars.
For me, I generally get my news from many aggregators. Reuters, Foreign Policy etc.
Usually for topics I'm interested in, I'm quite in depth in communities that follow those events closely so I have quite a lot people I can just get first hand experiences from, like the Syrian Civil War and shit.
Jeremiah Stewart
Anybody that trusts the Guardian for progressive news after how they've led the propaganda charge against Corbyn is delusional.
From the Guardians former Foreign Editor Jonathan Cook:
Christian Collins
wew lad
Asher Long
Not user, but yeah, I'm searching for as radical shit as possible. Everything is propaganda, so I want to indoctrinate myself with consciously chosen shit instead of letting status quo propaganda slip into my mind.
Aaron Howard
These and: The Intercept International Business Times
I watch for the hell of it/supplementary: Russia Today TYT (I just cant stop at this point) Al Jazeera
NPR was once good but has been tainted and now blatantly advertises products during supposed new stories. They also do conservative framing of stories. If you have to hear the car radio for more than an hour of a day I'd suggest Pacifica for political news.
The BBC/Guardian can be great for regular news if you take the UK/globalist bias under consideration.
Sebastian Torres
Jacobin is pretty good. Legit socialist magazine, with articles of actual substance. It's no good for day-to-day news, but it's great for ongoing political and economic issues.
Jason Ross
i like radio.uchile.cl
Joshua Young
325.nostate.net for news of the insurrectionary world