What is your source for news?

[runforrest]

I'm curious as to what is considered a reputable online news source around these parts - cnn, wall street journal, huff post, msnbc, fox?

Are there even unbiased news sites anymore?

[pixy0stix]

I like pulling stuff from yahoo news in that it's mostly AP sources.

[Melissa W.]

I read a bunch of different news websites and my local papers.

[runforrest]

Thanks pixy.

[Deleted]

I do read sites like CNN and HuffPo even though they are biased (HuffPo more so, basically I just think CNN is kind of dumbed-down now....) I follow links from here a lot so this board is actually a huge source for me. And I like NPR a lot, I listen to it in the morning and if a story seems interesting I'll google it at work. I also check out the AP app on my phone in the mornings to see the big headlines and go from there.

[ESF]

I get my about 95% of my news here.

I supplement it with a glance through my blog reader (news-ish-y type of things in it -- a couple of law blogs, consumerist, and for a laugh, Wonkette). If one of them posts something interesting, I might click through to the actual underlying news article.

[iammalcolmx]

NPR, BBC, Al Jazeera, Interfaith Voices

[runforrest]

Ooh, I didn't know there was an AP phone app.

::runs to iPhone app store::

[Deleted]

I pay for the Times of London, NYT and the Tennessean and I listen to NPR in the car

I get the rest of my news from FB and here.

[chichimi]

I just started following Al Jazeera on twitter and Im so glad I do. I also follow NPR and Ill look at HuffPo but I know its biased.

[runforrest]

Thanks everyone! I downloaded the AP and NPR apps for my phone so that's a great starting point, and I agree that I tend to get a lot of information from everyone on this board as well.

[teflep]

Rush and Sean hannity!

Okay, really, NPR, local CBS station, AP and sometimes bbc. Ido look at drudge just to see what else and usatoday and daily beast are on my flipboard app.