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” I try to focus on the ones that seem to feel they have a duty to report on the news”

Can you share an example? I have trouble coming up with any which aren’t burdened with profit or idealogical motives.




I think wire services are generally pretty good, and Wikipedia Current Events Portal has a decent roundup of wire reports (AP, BBC, Reuters, etc) for stuff going on in the world.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events

Everyone has profit motives and stuff, but if you're well-read and keep an eye on what's going on you can usually subtract any bias you detect.


There's a great deal that can be criticized about the journalism provided by mainstream media outlets (which news is considered newsworthy, which experts are consulted, etc.), but I don't know of any evidence suggesting that the standards for factual reporting have slipped any. The question of who can be trusted to provide analysis is as relevant as it's ever been.


PBS news hour




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