Libs: Which New Sources Do You Consider Fair and Balanced? (CNN, weapons)
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Wall Street Journal (slightly conservative bias)
The Economist (slight liberal bias)
My local TV news
Most newspapers publish stories attributed to Associated Press or Reuters. These news services are essentially "just the facts", but keep in mind that the newspaper editor decides which stories he will run and which he won't.
To those who say Fox News, what program are you watching? I'm not aware of any true news program on Fox.
Wall Street Journal (slightly conservative bias)
The Economist (slight liberal bias)
My local TV news
Most newspapers publish stories attributed to Associated Press or Reuters. These news services are essentially "just the facts", but keep in mind that the newspaper editor decides which stories he will run and which he won't.
To those who say Fox News, what program are you watching? I'm not aware of any true news program on Fox.
For 40 years there has been a civil war at the WSJ: news operations have been liberal; editorial side conservative.
But in 2016 even the editorial side went never Trump.
Reuters, AP, BBC, NPR, Al Jazeera and the NEWS sections of the NYT. I think the Washington Post has a liberal slant, but still provides credible news coverage. The same can be said for Slate, Salon and The Atlantic. On the conservative side, The Hill, WSJ, and The Economist are all credible. Most local news papers are credible.
Reuters, AP, BBC, NPR, Al Jazeera and the NEWS sections of the NYT. I think the Washington Post has a liberal slant, but still provides credible news coverage. The same can be said for Slate, Salon and The Atlantic. On the conservative side, The Hill, WSJ, and The Economist are all credible. Most local news papers are credible.
Reuters has not been credible for years. Did you all forget the fake photos they were caught cropping and inserting in to news stories, or photoshopping? It was very big news back in the day. What's funny is that they were caught out by...bloggers. 'Little Green Footballs' was a blog run by Charles Johnson. These are the same people that caught Dan Rather's bs report on Bush. The so called "old typed letter" turned out not to be old as one of the readers of 'Little Green Footballs' at the time just so happened to be an expert in the history of fonts on typewriters. Dan Rather lost his job because of a reader on 'Little Green Footballs' BLOG. And Reuters got their backsides handed to them by the same dang blog.
Of course, you didn't hear the truth from CNN or MSNBC - but we all know that Rather got fired, we all know that Reuters admitted to the fake photos.
Of course you won't like these links, but it doesn't erase the above 2 facts:
Reuters has not been credible for years. Did you all forget the fake photos they were caught cropping and inserting in to news stories, or photoshopping? It was very big news back in the day. What's funny is that they were caught out by...bloggers. 'Little Green Footballs' was a blog run by Charles Johnson. These are the same people that caught Dan Rather's bs report on Bush. The so called "old typed letter" turned out not to be old as one of the readers of 'Little Green Footballs' at the time just so happened to be an expert in the history of fonts on typewriters. Dan Rather lost his job because of a reader on 'Little Green Footballs' BLOG. And Reuters got their backsides handed to them by the same dang blog.
Of course, you didn't hear the truth from CNN or MSNBC - but we all know that Rather got fired, we all know that Reuters admitted to the fake photos.
Of course you won't like these links, but it doesn't erase the above 2 facts:
You mean they issued corrections and admitted that photographers cropped photos? That's what credible news sources do.
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