Javafour
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Historically US newspapers have always been biased. Back during the Revolution they were really, really blatant. The thing is that back in the 18th and 19th Centuries they were open about it--they didn't feign objectivity.
Most news now comes from the Associated Press (AP) wire service and it is VERY liberally slanted.
Tax-funded NPR (radio) and PBS (TV) are mega liberal and, IMO, should be no longer publicly funded. If they have merit then let them sell advertising.
I rely on Fox News (TV), AM talk radio for news/news analysis, and the Wall St Journal, Investor's Business Daily, and The Washington Times for newspapers and then I also read several internet sites, like newsmax.com and worldnetdaily.com. I just ignore most of the rest.
Most news now comes from the Associated Press (AP) wire service and it is VERY liberally slanted.
Tax-funded NPR (radio) and PBS (TV) are mega liberal and, IMO, should be no longer publicly funded. If they have merit then let them sell advertising.
I rely on Fox News (TV), AM talk radio for news/news analysis, and the Wall St Journal, Investor's Business Daily, and The Washington Times for newspapers and then I also read several internet sites, like newsmax.com and worldnetdaily.com. I just ignore most of the rest.