Who is your most trusted news source.

[multigraincracker]

I like the Guardian. Not supported by any big money donor billionaires like Musk or Murdoch, just small donors.

Go to theguardian.com and see this article “What are the roots of the Israel-Palestine conflict”

Sorry I can’t post a link now. But a great unbiased look at the history of the conflict going back to the start.

[Ponietz]

1. AP for me

[Elessar Zappa]

2. Washington Post.

Used to like the New York Times but for the past several years they “both sides” everything so I didn’t renew my subscription.

[boston bean]

4. If I were to most believe one US newspaper it would also be WaPo.

[cloudbase]

11. Same for me.

I let my NYT subscription lapse and moved over to the WaPo.
I get the Houston Chronicle delivered every day as well. Gotta support the local guys.

[Oopsie Daisy]

35. Same here... WP for me.

"Democracy Dies in Darkness"

[justhanginon]

3. DU is my primary because so many people post what's happening real time all over and

then I can investigate further what I find is newsworthy to me in the Washington Post or NY Times or elsewhere on the internet. I don't do any of the networks and really no longer trust CNN.

[bullimiami]

15. Me too. DU is my primary link aggregator.

[yliza]

22. Same here

I do regularly visit WaPo, Guardian, TPM and a few others, but DU is my main source for breaking news.

[ratchiweenie]

25. Same here. Also Political Wire.

[sarisataka]

5. TMZ

But even so like to cross check to verify reports.

[IsItJustMe]

6. HuffPost and Salon

Both seem like excellent sources of news.

[brush]

7. DU (everything from WAPO, The Guardian and Daily Kos ends up here. Also the MSNBC afternoon hosts from Nicole Wallace on.

Nicole, Ari Melber, Joy Reid, Chris Hayes and Lawrence O'Donnell being the strongest.

[imanamerican63]

8. Certainly not Trump!

[SocialDemocrat61]

9. BBC World News

They are superior to all the US news channels.

[Chainfire]

10. NPR followed by the BBC

I sure miss Walter...

[EX500rider]

12. BBC

[roamer65]

13. Al Jazeera and the BBC.

https://www.middleeasteye.net/news/israel-palestine-war-al-jazeera-set-ban-attorney-general-approval

If they are trying to ban it in Israel, Al Jazeera must be telling some truth.

[cachukis]

14. You need a clearing house. Don't think anything

beats DU.
Josh Marshall, Talking Points Memo to Asia Times.
NYT is still paper of record. WAPO is indispensable.
RandySF is a pulse.
From Anthropology to Climate to Floyd
we have insight, analysis, confrontation and a chance to pose our introspection with a forgiving, kind audience.

Point me to a better place for checking the oil.

[BootinUp]

16. I'm down to identifying individuals anymore

And even then I feel I get duped a significant percentage of the time.

The safest bet for excellent research and straight talk for 20 years plus: Paul Krugman. Imho.

[Emrys]

17. I don't rely on any single one,

but if you can get any UK Channel 4 News coverage wherever you are, I'd generally recommend it.

Website: https://www.channel4.com/news/

Twitter feed: https://twitter.com/Channel4News

YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTrQ7HXWRRxr7OsOtodr2_w

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Channel4News

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/channel4news/?hl=en

[JackCoop]

18. Marge... Down At The Local Piggly Wiggly

So far, Marge has a better batting average then the MSM.

[zeusdogmom]

19. The local NPR station (WOSU) is my go to

They carry a variety of national programing from various sources plus decent local news.

I also read the WaPo online and the local Columbus Dispatch (fairly useless) but it does cover local events.

Ohio Capital Journal (online) covers the state government better than the Dispatch

Sometimes catch MSNBC programming.

[BigmanPigman]

20. The Guardian, BBC and Wash Post

When I first heard of the start of the war 2 weeks ago from MSNBC at midnight I wanted to post the news and The Guardian, once again, was the most legit and objective source at the time.
https://www.democraticunderground.com/10143140798

[mvd]

21. I often go to DU first

I can easily see all the news headlines and then read the sources.

I read HuffPost and watch MSNBC sometimes. Yes, The Guardian is also good. I check the Philly Inquirer for local news. For a more left viewpoint I check Common Dreams and Jacobin.

[redstatebluegirl]

23. NPR and the BBC

[hunter]

24. I'm skeptical of them all, but I simply won't do television news and opinion.

I subscribe to several newspapers, two of them actual paper, but mostly electronically, including The Guardian.

[multigraincracker]

28. I cut the cable over

a year ago. More $ and time in and on my hands.

[stuck in the middle]

37. I shut off cable on Inauguration Day.

Five years was enough. Haven't missed it, either.

[multigraincracker]

39. Back in the 80s I ditched my tv.

Went 4 years without one.
Was working nights and would get home about 4 AM and watch tv until late morning. After getting rid of it, I go to sleep early and get up early. Totally changed my life. All while working 50 plus hours, I went back to college and got my degree and started a side business.
I still keep it off most of the time and am more productive.

[cbabe]

26. Speaking of the Guardian, one of my top go to sites,

I’m unable to copy paste articles in the past few days.

Keeps sending me to full page ads.

Anyone else having this problem?

[BlueWaveNeverEnd]

27. I have paid subscriptions to the NYT, LAtimes, and my local papers to support journalism

to keep these papers alive, I pay. So they tend to be my main sources also, especially the NYtimes.

[EYESORE 9001]

29. UK Guardian

I found them during the run-up to the neocons’ war for oil & empire in Iraq. I’ve trusted them ever since.

[canetoad]

30. ABC Au.

Our national broadcaster. https://www.abc.net.au/news
Closely followed by BBC.

[usonian]

31. DU and Hacker News.

Give me the one-line summary and the source, and I decide what to read.

Hacker News is extremely techie, but big news items, economic, scientific and just plain weird ones show up. I posted two here tonight.

[Bev54]

32. I like the Guardian but for deep dives on certain subjects, Empty Wheel is by far the best.

She also is very good at dissecting articles from other outlets, giving us the straight goods and calling out errors.

[KS Toronado]

33. I'm beginning to think

https://www.snopes.com/latest/

https://www.politifact.com/

https://www.factcheck.org/

https://apnews.com/ap-fact-check

https://leadstories.com/
Just Because It's Trending Doesn't Mean It's True — Fact checking at the speed of likes since 2015

[Raine]

34. Sky News, Al Jazeera and CNN (not because I trust them but)

I like to hear differing points of view. 🤔

[malaise]

36. The Guardian

By a distance

[Conjuay]

38. Right here.

[Martin68]

40. The Washington Post. But I triangulate and truth check with other sources, including the articles

shared on DU.