Where do you get your news and analysis?

[Sun_Worshiper]

What newspapers/sites do you read? What do you watch? Turn us on to your favorite sources for information.

[apl68]

The Arkansas Democrat/Gazette (our principal state paper)

The New York Times (Actual paper subscription--when it arrives, anywhere from several days to a couple of weeks late--apparently subscribers in Flyover Country don't deserve the greatness of their publication)

Our local weekly.  Not a bad little paper.  It's still locally-owned, still has its own in-house printing--in color, no less!--and has a youngish editor who has done good things with it in recent years.  I write a weekly public library column for it.

[MarathonRunner]

CBC News (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation). CTV News. Globe and Mail. National Post. Global News. (All Canadian).

Foreign: Deutsche Welle. BBC.

Local newspapers.

Those are the main ones.

[Parasaurolophus]

Most of my news comes from CBC.ca/news and CBC Radio One.

I'll periodically check out Current Affairs, Mother Jones, Jacobin, and the LGM blog for fun bits. I enjoy listening to Slate's Political Gabfest each week, although I find it frustrating and it frequently riles me up a bit.


There used to be more, especially magazines like Maclean's and Harper's, but they've become intolerably awful, IMO.

[financeguy]

The Hill, Breaking Points, TYT Network and online independent content creators or podcasters that are largely or exclusively viewer funded. I specifically avoid print and tv legacy media. If you are funded by a pharmaceutical company or defense contractor, I will not consume your content. (ABC, NBC, CBS, NYT, WP etc are out...)

[Sun_Worshiper]

I get morning emails from the NYT, WP, the Guardian, and the Conversation, as well as the local paper, and I look them all over. I also get emails from CHE and the Economist, but I usually hit paywalls when I try to read their articles.

I also subscribe to podcasts from 538, Foreign Affairs, and Right, Left and Center, and I listen to each of them when time and interest permit.

And I see lots of random things through social media or news clips on YouTube.

[jimbogumbo]

WaPo, CNN, Fox, The Hill, Politico, NPR, Denver Post, Forbes, various things on Apple News, BBC

and the odious Real Clear Politics site

[sinenomine]

CNN, BBC, my statewide news, a couple local news programs, my local paper, and recommendations from trusted friends.

[ciao_yall]

Online - New York Times, LA Times, Washington Post and Guardian UK.

I also subscribe to the New Yorker and Economist.

[apl68]

I read New Yorker regularly, and our library subscription of Wall Street Journal occasionally.  Sometimes I read some of the online publications mentioned above, like Politico.

[Hegemony]

The Guardian, the New York Times, the New Yorker. Articles from the Washington Post posted by other people.

[Diogenes]

Nationally, NPR. Locally our main newspaper is still decent. There is really good hyperlocal news shows both on the FM community radio station and a podcast via City Cast. It's worth looking to see if your city has a City Cast affiliate yet https://citycast.fm/

[kaysixteen]

MSNBC, CNN, NYT, WaPo, The Boston Globe, vox.com, salon.com, thebulwark.com

[dismalist]

Not the NYT, the WaPO, NPR, CNN, the Guardian, BBC, the New Yorker, and the other suspects.

The Wall Street Journal is almost bearable. I pay only at sharply reduced rates.

I read the headlines from the google aggregator daily, but check out at most two articles per day. When I was a kid, I used to laugh at a distant aunt who only read headlines in a newspaper. Now I do it myself!

The analysis I do myself. :-)

[jerseyjay]

I subscribe to the NYT, New Yorker, London Review of Books, and NYRB in physical copies. I read the NYT on the stationary bike at the gym.

I read the local tabloid, the NYPost, and the Guardian online on occasion.

For foreign sources, I look at the BBC, RT, El Tiempo (Bogotá), El País (Madrid), Folha de S. Paulo and Corriere della Sera on occasion.