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Where do you go on Lemmy for reliable news and politics?
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this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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More to the point: where does anybody go for any reliable news? It seems like most news is now using hyperbole to make it entertainment. We have old man Rupert to thank for basically destroying a respected profession. That's my 0.02 anyhow.
I find these two to be good for finding sources with different perspectives:
https://www.allsides.com/
https://ground.news/
After some time, you might see that there are a few specific sites that you like, and you can just start going to them directly.
+1 to Ground News. I browsed them with a free account for a short time before subscribing to the middle tier. Their tools are really terrific at getting me to look at multiple sides of the same stories, and the blind spot feature is fantastic. I've been very satisfied with it and go to it multiple times a day.
I also enjoy ground news.
This is awesome, I'm going to check it out, thank you.