How do you stay up to date on current news?

[RING4CY]

Dude, that's like a Clif bar and a $10 bag of pork rinds. Not the balance you think it might be.

That's a great analogy.

For a corporate news outlet news nation is not terrible. How anybody can watch MSNBC or Fox and call it "news" baffles me.

Wait, those networks aren't actually news networks?!

 

[Cyched]

I watch CNN on election nights. That's the entirety of my yearly news channel consumption.

 

[Cloneon]

Interestingly, I believe if you wait for the news to come to you, it's slanted. You have to objectively find the news to have a balanced and fair assessment of it. But, you must be balanced in your sources.

 

[aauummm]

Anyone ever been to Barnum, IA? some interesting google street views in front of the bar. lol its nsfw!!!!

LOL, not quite as good as the Oilers gal but interesting. At least they look real. I'm a Google Earth and Google Earth Street View nut!

 

[JEFF420]

LOL, not quite as good as the Oilers gal but interesting. At least they look real. I'm a Google Earth and Google Earth Street View nut!

I've done a lot worse at bars bigger than that

 

[2122]

Back in the day I read Washington Post, WSJ, Forbes, Economist.

These days I'm intentionally tuned out, use mainly youtube for learning, and if something major is going down, I'll hear about it and use youtube or google for info sources.

 

[HFCS]

I watch CNN on election nights. That's the entirety of my yearly news channel consumption.

PBS on election nights is actually pretty decent. I’m same way that CNN or PBS on election night is the only time tv news is worthwhile, much of it is toxic.

Traveling or even travel tv shows like Bordain’s old show would be the most useful news for most people, like the Mark Twain quote.

Impressed civil thread w only one dumb button. Nice job cf.

 

[madguy30]

I watch CNN on election nights. That's the entirety of my yearly news channel consumption.

That kind of coverage is stimulation city for me.

I'd rather watch ESPN's MNF pregame and that's saying something.

 

[LostinIowaCity]

I highly recommend a website called political wire. It’s definitely left leaning, but does a nice job of pulling from a variety of sources.

 

[12191987]

As a busy man I’ve got no time to waste on Fake News. That’s why I only take note if it comes straight from the trusted source. I reckon we’ll get a dispatch from Q any day now.

#WWG1WGA

 

[12191987]

Oh course the Daily Stormer and the Joe Rogan Experience

You really should check out Joe Rogan’s work on News Radio. The format constrains him a bit, but I feel like he really still delivers as much insight and objective knowledge.

 

[Pope]

In all seriousness, I get my weather fix, my meat smoking tips, and my Cyclone Jones all from CF. And I hate politics, so I just avoid the political threads. What else does one need?

Heck, you can even learn the proper way to wipe yourself or the benefits of a bidet on Cyclonefanatic. What more does one need?

 

[simply1]

I have an Apple News + subscription which gives me access to WSJ, many city newspapers and international newspapers like WaPost, LA Times, Times of London. Magazine it gives The Atlantic, The New Yorker, Scientific America. Too much to list really.

I do catch some local news and go to specific, non-sinclair stations sites. I read the Guardian, BBC, NYT, Economist, USA Today, AP News, Reuters, Christian Science Monitor.

 

[JRE1975]

For me-
Digital subscriptions to NYT, WSJ, Register, Economist
Web sites are Real Clear Politics and Drudge

Catch all sides of the issues and use the content specific daily email features form NYT and WSJ.

I am retired, I have time on my hands!

 

[T-oh double D]

I don’t watch any news, I go to the following sites:
CNN (I think they cover a broader range of topics once you get through the We hate Trump stuff)
Fox
Des Moines Register
Daily Wire
Will also listen to Joe Rogan Experience and Bill Maher’s Club Random

 

[bos]

Please keep cave commentary in the cave.

 

[Clonedogg]

AllSides | Balanced news via media bias ratings for an unbiased news perspective

See issues and political news with news bias revealed. Non-partisan, crowd-sourced technology shows all sides so you can decide.

www.allsides.com

Each story they present has a link to 3 different sources left, center and right, and they will give a little synopsis of how each side views the topic.

 

[Skyh13]

I get most of my news from listening to NPR. Occasionally Star Tribune, and less often the NYT. That’s about all the news I can handle in a day.

 

[Bewilderme]

Anime titties!

 

[JP4CY]

I have always gone to Reuters as my main source over the years.