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Ask HN: What news source do you consider the most reputable, sober and unbiased?
My guess is NZZ (nzz.ch) - it's in German, though.
- mindcrime 9y agoI don't really trust any of them. But as an American, I like to try and get at least some non-American viewpoints, so I will often check BBC World news and/or Al Jazeera. I'll also read / listen to CNN, MSNBC and even Fox News on occasion. I figure you have to consult multiple sources and sort of triangulate to get the real story, on most things.
- blubb-fish 9y agoI also tend to triangulate - but this also leads to news binging - and I would like to make my news consumption more efficient. More accurate and relevant info in less time. B/c I also would like a news source to mostly ignore what Tom Cruise said or how Ivanka Trump dressed herself.
- arkitaip 9y agoWhat if all you are getting is the worst, most biased views and none of the truth?
- mindcrime 9y agoThat would suck. But how can one ever really know?
- kotrunga 9y agoNot sure if this is what you're going for or not, but Legible News (https://legiblenews.com/ https://legiblenews.com/) just has info every day on what's going on. It's basically just a bit of info and links to events that happen worldwide. But, I'm not sure how they determine which source for events to use. I also agree with mindcrime's comment. I don't really completely trust any of them.
- mrdependable 9y agoDepends on the news you're looking for, but I've found Foreign Affairs to be pretty unbiased. It's more of an academic look into current problems in international relations.