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Where do you normally get your news from. I'm an NPR nerd and watch local news and the internet of course.

Timidwolf01 5 Apr 3
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I try to stay in the green!!

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NPR and BBC, mostly.

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Democracy Now, Secular Talk (on Youtube), NPR, Jimmy Dore Show for political commentary/comedy. I also read The Guardian, and The Intercept.

Monad Level 4 Apr 3, 2018
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like Amy GOodman
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As far as U.S. news services go I have always been an NPR junkie, I tend to look at off shore sourves, BBC and CBC and the ABC in Australia, where you often get a more accurate picture of the perception of the U.S. in the eyes of the world. It wasn't very good under W, Obama was highly respected, and Trump is perceived as a dolt (or worse). CBS radio news was doing a good job, but I am unsure, in light of recent changes, they will continues. CNN slants a bit to the left, but overall lacks in quality. I can't be bothered to watch TV news, if you can even call it news.

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Mostly NPR riding around all day. I get the local stuff from pages that I follow on FB.

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The news is normally bias, made more colourful or just boring shit about what colour the royals turds are so I'm not interested.

here is basically the news
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KKTV11 on Facebook, and my FB friends.

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MSNBC and NPR, however to avoid the echo chamber effect, I begrudgingly watch Fox News every once in a while. It pays to know your enemy.

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The Guardian (https://www.theguardian.com/uk), The Independent (https://www.independent.co.uk/), Snopes (https://www.snopes.com/), New Scientist (https://www.newscientist.com/)

Jnei Level 8 Apr 3, 2018
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What she said!
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Npr, pns, and msnbc

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I don’t too much care about it. Yeah, I see stuff like kids shooting up schools or woman shooting up YouTube through notifications on my phone, I think the cnn and buzzfeed apps mainly send the home screen alerts. I rarely open one of those. That’s how I found out that Leonard Nimoy died, notifications. I also think there is a tendency to influence and manipulate the masses through news presentation. I really do not care enough to pay any attention.

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NPR is my most common source.

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"Out Of The Illusion " Group

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I live in Australia and like to watch Aljazeera,

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BBC, MSNBC, the Atlantic, New York Times, Washington Post

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PBS.

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PBS.

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The Young Turks mostly.

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BBC and Democracy Now! I have read most of Amy Goodmans books and heard her speak several times.

BillF Level 7 Apr 3, 2018
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NPR is my main source

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Msnbc junkie.

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