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I don't think there is an unbiased news source. The best way to get news in my opinion is to get it from several different sources (not interconnected networks) and draw parallels. Or go witness it yourself.
EVERYONE has an agenda. If you recognize the agenda and can filter it yourself you just might get close to the truth.
The Economist is the Wall Street Journal of the U.K. Very conservative political slant. Never met a banker they didn't like. For non-business or non-political stuff, what the Economist considers "news" is often months after the fact.
PBS only identifies two points of view on any subject matter. Misleading on that account.
PBS also tends to see only BIG organizations as players in political goings-on.
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