Where do you get your news?

[just dan]

Drudge, WND, haaretz (israeli), google; all taken with a grain of salt... then for anything that's peaking my interest, i research.

 

[Greenbug]

The Colbert Report and The Daily Show. At least they are good for a chuckle every once in a while.

 

[gehrheart]

Only alex jones and infowars!! Then I let the voices in my head sort out what to believe and not believe.
Then I verify that info on facebook!!!
Its the only way to know the truth!!


TV Rots your brain. Glad I got rid of it years and years ago. I get my news all over the place I dont have any one go to place. There are lots of places, and ALL of them have a bias of one way or the other..

 

[Dunerunner]

Drudge Report, breightbart.com, FOX and lastly; CNN for comedy.

 

[Sgt Nambu]

Absorb it from everywhere. Believe it from nowhere.

 

[RicInOR]

Local-ish News: Orbusmax | Around the world in 80k

In Depth & some Fun:
Instapundit

To Think:
http://online.wsj.com/search/aggregate.html?article-doc-type={Best%20of%20the%20Web%20Today}
Chaos Manor ? Jerry Pournelle


For what really matters: Drew Curtis' FARK.com

 

[Will_Power]

Ya Carry On is pretty offensive but hey if your looking for political correctness you are in the wrong forum

Carry On

Hardee har har har.

 

[Luieburger]

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[Vantage]

Thanks for all the input guys.

I appreciate it.

 

[Mutoman]

Aljazeera

 

[OREGON FALER]

Mostly the huffington post.

 

[UncleSugar]

Huffington Post, Al Jazeera, AP.

I like OPB/NPR for radio news, I need to balance it with a little Lars Larson occasionally, keeps me from buying turtle neck shirts and a beret.

 

[n16ht5]

Independent Media for Independent Minds - BlackListedNews.com
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StratRisks | Observing The Grand Geopolitical Game of Risk

 

[Sling Blade]

Aljazeera

+1

Their newscasts are very good. Sure, they are not fond of Israel, but other than that they cover actual news, not what some idiot thinks will bring in ratings.

 

[Angie]

My homepage is Yahoo, so I get the basics from there, though I'm getting ready to change my homepage due to their new layout. I subscribe to WSJ online and listen to CNN, Bloomberg, Fox and BBC in the car. I'd like to get the NYT online too, but they want too much for it, IMO.

We don't have TV either. Haven't for 20 years. Don't miss it. Before internet was big, we subscribed to two papers. Now, our local papers are nothing more than old news and fire starter.

 

[mosinguy1]

We utilize a bunch of sources and take them all with a grain of salt. I feel the more sources the better. I have found foriegn sources better on some things. I too wish that there was just one unbiased news source, like that will ever happen!!!!!!

 

[ArgentineSteel]

I looked around for general aggregaters of news Items, I tried several and I have settled my morning routine with Drudge and Instapundit. That gives me a heads up and previews the stories I'll hear on the radio during the day. Drudge will get most stories before the mainstream media does, and his placement of stories next to one another is an art in itself. Professor Reynolds at Instapundit is a treasure, libertarian in view point and more active than any 6 other bloggers looking for items. He will often have a half dozen links to a variety of voices looking at a single topic.

If I have free time I look at the Blaze and Brietbart.com, Andrew was a stalwart voice confronting the poisonous left.

I avoid TV news as the short shift coverage of hard news and heavy pop culture items tend to insult me more than inform.

 

[Redcap]

Interpreting the news requires discernment, critical thinking skills and have gone to school before 1960.

Other than that carry on.

Derp.