[Gilberts]

I know I shouldn't start an answer to a question with a question, but why should liberals or conservatives seek a news source styled for them? If they are looking for news facts, shouldn’t they seek to examine as many credible sources as possible?

Unless you are speaking of political commentary about the news that reenforces your political position, which is what is predominantly offered on the major cable news networks and their websites. The commentary is not news, but opinions about news events.

Because I grew tired of such commentary on US politics, I have not watched the cable news stations MSNBC, Fox, or CNN in three years. I may skim their websites for events in the news, and read an occasional commentary. My “go-to” websites for news events are BBC, France 24, der SPIEGEL International, Times of India, The Economist, Foreign Affairs, and local news stations. The “regular” nightly news broadcasts of ABC, CBS, and NBC have more news events and less biased commentary than the cable networks. Of course, all news outlets have some bias, which is to be expected, but some are more biased than others.

If I want to really investigate an actual issue I do so by visiting academic, government, and NGO websites.

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[SimpleToes]

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