Msnbc, ny tImes, huff post

fox news Is not news!

The New York Times, and the Washington Post.

Getting actual information from the news stations is an exercise in separating the wheat from the chaff as they all have their own political biases and agendas. This used to be a pretty straightforward exercise but I have noticed that all of the news outlets have become highly polarized with various blocks parroting the same party line and that includes repeating the same pack of lies, often verbatim. I find that the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation which used to be fairly unbiased has become slanted to the right on foreign affairs and has partnered with NPR which has also taken a hit since the Trumpster moved into the White House. RT (russian television) used to be pretty decent if only because there were nuggets of truth buried in the propaganda which were pretty easy to uncover but sadly they have become much more sophisticated at spin after bringing on a large crew of Western media types, almost not worth the effort for how much real news is left anymore. Al Jazeera had good coverage up until a few years ago but the censorship from Qatar has made it a watered down version of its former self.
I get much of my news from friends on the ground that are scattered around the planet thanks to the time we spent travelling and meeting fellow travelers, the rest I pick up where I can from the usual suspects.

Raw Story is a good aggregator. Huff post is good, I like Rachel's MSNBC commentary. WaPo it's usually pretty good, and I also trust the Guardian.

I am a subscriber to the Economist. I also listen to the BBC world service and NPR. I have number of podcasts as well that are news/science/history related - Freethought Radio, Planetary Radio, ww2 podcast, and many more.

Al Jazeera, BBC, The New York Times, The Huffington Post, SBS, ABC

Same... except for the India News one... Anything that is not right wing craziness... Although sometimes I listen to right wing nut job radio shows just for the entertainment value... they really are crazy!

Buzzflash.com

BBC,The Times, Guardian and Economist.
States-wise, MSNBC, CNN, TYT, Washington Post, NYT , Huffington Post, PBS and read between the lines to correct for political bias.

I use the BBC, Al Jazzera and RT. They're slightly, but not much, better than any of the news outless in the US market.

Reuters seems pretty non-bias.

None .......unless I'm using confirmation bias !

I mostly don't trust any of them I think in the uk we are in a post truth society.

ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) News and SBS News (Australian Special Broadcasting), BBC News, American PBS.

New York Times and The Guardian

NPR

Depends on the news topic.

BBC

ABC (Australian Broadcasting Commission), SBS (Australia), Guardian, BBC