what is the best place to read national news?

In your own opinion?

http://www.bbc.com/news/

I like realclearpolitics.com. The ones I hate are msnbc,cnn, and foxnews. All too biased.

Huffington Post

Drudge Report

The National Enquirer - "It must be true!"

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Read? I'm cynically ill and can't take much news.

I listen to podcasts, though the NY Times is the only straight news I hear. Not because its left, right now it seems less left than the WSJ is right. But soon I'll switch on that. I get one or the other with audible.

If I was around the radio more I would listen to NPR. I usually only read whatever paper is laying around when I get coffee or, you know.

What about you? Why?

Foxnews/Foxnews.com

jackfengshui's links Originally Posted by JohnnyCap

Only for comic relief, I hope. LOL

jackfengshui's links

Read? I'm cynically ill and can't take much news.

I listen to podcasts, though the NY Times is the only straight news I hear. Not because its left, right now it seems less left than the WSJ is right. But soon I'll switch on that. I get one or the other with audible.

If I was around the radio more I would listen to NPR. I usually only read whatever paper is laying around when I get coffee or, you know.

What about you? Why? Originally Posted by JohnnyCap

First : thank you everyone who replied!


Me? Well, I tend to read local London and Niagara. I was challenged to be a bit more worldly, and I would prefer to start at the best places so that I can get into adding more news to my reading :/ lol

http://drudgereport.com/

msn.com...as far as Canadian national news goes...??? I miss the CFTO & CBLT Canadian tv stations that I used to get from my cable tv provider, many years ago. Especially miss Hockey Night in Canada and the Toronto Blue Jays baseball games.

Rick Mercer is a super cool, funny, current events Canadian show!

http://america.aljazeera.com/
http://www.foxnews.com/
http://www.cnn.com/
http://t.hp13.us.msn.com/
http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/
http://www.bbc.com/news/
http://online.wsj.com/home-page

Then look into a different major city's paper occasionally.
(London, NYC, Tokyo, LA, Toronto, Chicago, NY, Berlin)

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