[souton44]

With big tech and google monopolizing the news. It's hard to get news that you can "trust".

I like to browse twitter but even that can be an echo chamber.

Curious to hear where do you get your news from?

[miwd wdawd]

everywhere!!!dwdwdwdw

[EBZ's Financial Advisor]

Mainly from the frontpage of social media outlets

[Lummox Gaming]

Same, it's easiest thag way

[Proximaferrus]

why not to trust it?

account for the biases and read multiple sources

[Pepsilvia92]

I get my news from multiple sites to make sure its not skewed one way

[ssaaiittaammaa]

We still get news from the TV

[zezima1337]

CNN ABC and FOX. Read em all with a grain of salt.

[illuyanka]

I personally hate the suggestion that people should seriously read news from "every side". Reading fake news from two different viewpoints doesnt cancel itself out. What you need to do is read source material (AP reuters) for current events, and listen to actual unbiased commentary .. which funny enough often does not include major networks! Better yet .. develop your own opinions.. experts be damned.

[Swaglord Yolo]

A good combination of news apps with different biases!

[Private602]

twitter lol, whatever comes across my timeline whether true or false is my news.

[Dgvctv]

I like Bloomberg.

[seventhveil7]

from these thread of course

[onetruck003]

Usually the go to would be: AP, Reuters, C-Span, The Economist.

[cuckcucktease]

I tend to get my news from facebook

[txchef87]

NPR, BBC, and The Hill

[tbjaeger]

Seems like all major news sources are biased these days, some really strongly.
You just have to understand that, and take that into account.
Forget the language used and just look at the facts, though sometimes those are misrepresented too.

[whosthis83nis]

instagraminstagraminstagram .

[keiwiw22j9sis]

Tv and online just be careful what you read and take everything with a grain of salt

[Tommycornrows]

CNN , sky news and bbc are the most reliable and genuine sources for news