Where do you get your source of news about current events?

Current events, I usually find out through some form of social media, then its a toss-up about more research I do to learn more.

I try and use a guide like this to get me to the best sources.

i'm weird, i will look at CNN and Fox, and then watch Young Turks and the Ben Shapiro Show and enjoy both sometime

im more conservative, but i think it is fun to see all different sides

Reuters because, on the rare occasions when it has presented news that isn't entirely correct, it has been thoroughly slammed. Its entire reputation is tied up with getting the news and financial markets right.

I find it really quaint that people think the news they receive is mostly true.

Alex Jones, the rest are trying to mold your political opinions with how they skew the news. Info Wars gives you the strait dope in a no spin zone.

I don't do TV or internet news as a primary source. They're all media boutiques. Propaganda.

I listen to people in my circle. Some people are very tuned to certain issues. So when Michael talks about economics, I take him seriously. And then I forage. Heather knows women's issues. Bob knows science funding.

Sometimes I just contact primary sources.

I dont watch / listen or read about the news - if I hear something - look it up and there is my news

I don't normally check news that much.

I'd say NPR, CNN, The Atlantic, The New York Times, The Hill, USA Today, BBC, New York Post, Daily Mail.

I stay away from The Young Turks and Fox.

I read my local city paper.
Drudge
then CNN when I want to prove that yellow journalism is still thriving.

I keep an eye on ABC, and fox but I don't have an allegiance to either. Also NPR and bbc

From SW, Hillary's email, and Trump's tweet tweet tweeting.

🤔https://www.nakednews.com

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