What sites do you visit for news?

WSJ
Breitbart
Fox

WSJ gives a depth to their articles which few newspapers do anymore. Probably one of the last bastions of true journalism left on the national level. I feel they do have a political tilt toward the Chamber of Commerce.

I used to read the Christian Monitor when it was in print, but they have problems with fact-checking at times. It’s rare, but they don’t correct themselves which is a problem.

However, I often go to the Monitor and Vice News for feature stories not covered anywhere else. I am careful with Vice because they are heavily leftist. However, some good information can’t be found anywhere else.

Breitbart isn’t real journalism - they usually just repackage information found elsewhere. Although they do have information about the drug cartels found in no other newspaper and occasionally do original news stories.

Fox is where I go to find out what the “popular” mass of Republicans read. I will usually just read the headlines. They have nothing the WSJ doesn’t except for “titillating” stories which I can do without. There is also an annoying amount of hypernationalism.

At times I will use a British newspaper, but many times I find them worse than Fox as far as titillation. In addition, they have no adversity to lying in order to sell a story. So, I am careful to double-check their facts.

 

Found this site a while back. They present the same story from three sides: Left, Center, and Right.

AllSides | Balanced news via media bias ratings for an unbiased news perspective

Otherwise I get my news from Google's news feed app, being cognizant of the sources and reading appropriately. For example, I've already told Google I don't want stories from HuffPo, Vox, Atlantic, Buzzfeed, and a bunch of others, so I don't see them. Fox News, National Review, Washington Examiner, WSJ (requires a subscription but there are ways around it) have been favorited so I typically get their articles before CNN (which I hardly ever read), WaPo (leftist and requires a subscription, so I avoid), NY Times (leftist and requires a subscription, so I avoid).

The Hill and Politico are neutral or left-leaning, IMO. I still read some of their stuff.

 

Drudge Report...

DRUDGE REPORT 2020®

It is a jump off for a hundred or so news and journalists links.

 

Twitter
Google News

 

I'm probably not as interested in 'breaking news' as I am with commentary, in which I like:

https://www.americanthinker.com/

The Last Refuge (somewhat Christian with reader comments)

The American Spectator | Politics Is Too Important To Be Taken Seriously.

Power Line (somewhat Jewish with reader comments)

The Epoch Times - Truth & Tradition. Fact Based. Unbiased. Accurate News ( news and commentary, somewhat Christian, and growing, like)

Weasel Zippers | Scouring the bowels of the internet | Weasel Zippers (news with comments)

Front Page Stories | RedState (news and commentary)

Don Surber (daily brief commentary and keeper of The Trumpenfreude List)

For the latest breaking news, hard to beat:

The Gateway Pundit - Where Hope Finally Made a Comeback and Breitbart News Network

Also like BNL NEWS (@BreakingNLive) | Twitter

 

News & Current Events

 

thegatewaypundit.com, breitbart.com, dailycaller.com