There are 2 kinds of media. There are independent news sources that go above and beyond within investigative journalism to bring you truth and facts. That takes time. Or you have main stream media which deals with a fast paced cycle news like that of fast food. Competition news between 6 corporate owned news sources that often get things wrong or half truths.

While main stream media does provide some good content in some areas, their political news comes with a perception management. Most of what you get from them is what the corporation wants you to think you know. They are programmed to program you into thinking what you believe is actually real. When most of it is not. Those you see on TV are not investigative journalist. And those they bring on their programs are often paid by the corporation to also manage your perception in collaboration with the host. Your local news can be fairly trust worthy, also though, within politics, beware.

Independent journalism as I said above actually takes time to get the complete story. While more often dealing with our political nature and world view you'll get a completely different outlook of politics and a world view. Although pick wisely. Some are there with an agenda also. Which is why The Guardian today is under fire from the best of them for printing fake news and unproven accusations.

All I can offer you is a chance to see a difference. My most trusted site in political news.

[consortiumnews.com]

I would suggest you start with getting to know the man (Robert Parry) who started this news site as the first news source on the internet in 1995. BELOW

Robert Parry’s Legacy and the Future of Consortiumnews

[consortiumnews.com]

If you challenge yourself enough to visit some articles on this site of issues you follow in the main stream media, I'm sure you'll see another view of the US and world to compare. Much of what you think you know can be changed if you have an open mind to look for other opinions and fact.