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I Care Not...
The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg ,United Daily News , The Epoch Times, The Washington Examiner, and The Yomiuri. The only TV channel worth watching is CNBC.
edited 4th Feb '11 11:12:03 AM by Tsukubus
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Usually just the BBC. I read the Guardian sometimes and watch Have I Got News For You when it's on as well, though.
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The Daily Show somewhat, The Young Turks for pretty much everything.
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NOT THE BEES
Really though, I don't have a TV or internet in my apartment right now. Most of my news alerts are through various social grapevines or seeing a random headline on the stand, and then I start researching it myself — usually starting at the usual news channel/paper sites.
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I use Google news to give me hints about whatever's going on
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for my local stuff
edited 4th Feb '11 5:46:25 PM by pathfinder
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BBC, the local newspaper, and anything linked through TV Tropes. I sometimes read CNN (my school's homepage has a feed), but not as often because I inevitably end up reading the comments right below the article.
Network news (my mom is addicted to news and watches all the time, I was raised on news), The Daily Show and The Colbert Report (believe it or not).
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I also use Google News, and just click on whatever catches my attention, largely regardless of source.
If there's one thing I really hate, it's SHORT articles that tell me nothing, a serious problem with ABC News. Political bias is another thing, but getting news from multiple sources means I can sift through it easily.
CBC, BBC who get most of their stuff from Reuters and AP anyway. I used to check out CNN but their credibility has gone off a cliff since their ratings war with Fox news.
NPR, EWTN (for religious news), my local paper (which is big-government conservative owing to a large Catholic union population and being heavily reliant on the defense industry historically), and CBS.
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NPR every morning, and when it's not on, BBC or whatever pops up on Google News, except that I avoid Fox where I can help it.
NPR, almost completely.
I get a 45 minute dose on my way to work, and sometimes I would catch BBC World America, if it was a late day. I read Fark, but only rarely. Sometimes, I get a wild hair and read Pravda for laughs. And when I'm getting ready in the morning, I have CNN headline News on in the background.
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I read The Washington Post, mainly.
Currently taking a break from the site. See my user page for more information.
The BBC. Sometimes here as well.
I'd get Private Eye, if I knew where to get it >_>
BBC generally. Also the Philip deFranco show and Have I Got News For You. I like the terrible things happening in the world to be reported to me with humour and sarcasm.