I like Ground News, the paid tiers give you a lot of info about each source that is covering the story.

!lemmyshitpost@lemmy.world

I’m a supporter of a few non-profit local news sources and they’ve been awesome.

I’ve been liking https://legiblenews.com/ but NPR marketplace and morning edition has been amazing for a traditonal source (I love https://text.npr.org/ too, not enough sites offer that amazing of UX) for national/world news. BBC World Service is pretty good too.

Ground News is nice for its blindspot feature but I think I’ll be sending my money elsewhere when renewal hits.

I have a few independent journalists/newspapers that I trust, so I sign up for their newsletters or follow them on substack. But they’re not free of bias, nothing is. They do their best to be factual though.

I also use mediabiasfactcheck.com if I’m looking at news sources apart from the usual ones I follow. And like someone else said, I use GroundNews once in a while if I want to get an idea of how others are reporting on big events.

!postillon@feddit.org

It’s satire (similar to the Onion), but reflects on real events.

I do everything in my power to not know what is going on with current events. I do this to protect my sanity because nobody reports on a good thing that happened without first bombarding you with a thousand horrible things that happened.

My personal life is already shit enough. I do not need to know about all of the shit going on outside of my personal life on top of it.

Mostly but there are others

• Guardian
• Al Jazeera
• 404 Media
• BBC America