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Do you trust reuters as a news source?
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I treat them Like any other new source. I read dozens of sources day, never rely on a single one.
if they're mostly global north originated; then you're likely getting your news using the same spins.
Fun fact, this is due to the Coriolis effect!
it spins to the right in most of the global north, so this fact is verified. lol