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59. Not intimidated by the UK elites and oligarchs either n/t

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Your most trusted new source is: (Help my granddaughter's project please) [View all] DUU Nov 6 OP

UKGuardian malaise Nov 6 #1

Okay Mz Pip Nov 6 #2

The Economist Bok_Tukalo Nov 6 #3

The Guardian LearnedHand Nov 6 #4

Same GPV Nov 6 #39

Critical thinking. Hugin Nov 6 #5

The Guardian Ping Tung Nov 6 #6

NPR because they fact check. Also, I know many of the local MinnPR people and they all have the highest integrity. Nanuke Nov 6 #7

Not a trick answer. My two news sources are Aggregators/Curators of news articles, and they are heavily moderated. usonian Nov 6 #8

I was gonna say the same LearnedHand Nov 6 #37

Curators? I'll add that, because that's the effect, and I actually do curate articles for a friend still in industry. usonian Nov 6 #40

I call both Hacker News and DU the best news aggregators I've ever seen LearnedHand Nov 6 #42

The Guardian cbabe Nov 6 #9

The Guardian, Associated Press, Santa Fe New Mexican Ponietz Nov 6 #10

The Guardian EverHopeful Nov 6 #11

NPR and BBC World News Iris Nov 6 #12

Guardian and Reuters Sailingdiver Nov 6 #13

Deutsche Welle and PBS Torchlight Nov 6 #14

Deutsche Welle, Agence France Press, NHK World Japan, RAI... Kid Berwyn Nov 6 #15

PBS News Hour pattyloutwo Nov 6 #16

Excellent project. Just this thread is informative. It seems like "unreliable" sources AnotherMother4Peace Nov 6 #17

Al jazeers & the guardian questionseverything Nov 6 #18

Al Jazeera is pretty good malaise Nov 6 #31

The Guardian. Lonestarblue Nov 6 #19

Not intimidated by the UK elites and oligarchs either n/t malaise Nov 6 #59

Guardian and Texas Tribune. efhmc Nov 6 #20

ProPublica and the Colorado Sun Thew Nov 6 #21

The Guardian - set to US news as a starting page. TommyT139 Nov 6 #22

NPR, AP, Reuters, BBC krawhitham Nov 6 #23

CBC News, BBC World Service, Al Jazeera, PBS, NPR nt Disaffected Nov 6 #24

Depends on the topic... Al Jazeera is excellent on most everything except Israel and Gaza... WarGamer Nov 6 #25

Ditto LearnedHand Nov 6 #38

The UK Guardian CanonRay Nov 6 #26

My Brief Answers MineralMan Nov 6 #27

The Guardian for world news, and the Delaware news Journal for local news Walleye Nov 6 #28

Associated Press. dalton99a Nov 6 #29

Agree. Know from working in newsrooms that the top people are hired by AP. nt allegorical oracle Nov 6 #36

Guardian and BBC. nt HappyH Nov 6 #30

Here's my list Joinfortmill Nov 6 #32

Guardian Catlady123 Nov 6 #33

It goes withou saying DU is a great source, but iI find youtube to be informative. Demsrule86 Nov 6 #34

The Guardian. They provide fair and accurate Luciferous Nov 6 #35

Bbc news DiverDave Nov 6 #41

DU, NPR, CBC, Guardian rurallib Nov 6 #43

DU LBN Kaleva Nov 6 #44

The New York Times and Washington Post ificandream Nov 6 #45

The Guardian LoisB Nov 6 #46

The Guardian duckworth969 Nov 6 #47

AJ+, Guardian, and comparing multiple sources cally Nov 6 #48

The American Prospect justaprogressive Nov 6 #49

The Guardian IrishAfricanAmerican Nov 6 #50

NEW source? I don't have one, just old ones. DFW Nov 6 #51

MSNBC Wifes husband Nov 6 #52

Public TV and Radio (just finished writing this for another newsletter) Ranting Randy Nov 6 #53

NPR BigMin28 Nov 6 #54

A few from me EuterpeThelo Nov 6 #55

the NY Times. Because it has a great track record and a diverse set of regular columnists CTyankee Nov 6 #56

The Guardian, for both accurate and timely info. Solly Mack Nov 6 #57

In this order every morning Ferryboat Nov 6 #58

Thanks for all the input! DUU Monday #60