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SketchDog
06/15/2025
10:06 PM
#1
Most of it.
Storm_Shadow
06/15/2025
10:07 PM
#2
Guerilla Radio.
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Derwood
06/15/2025
10:07 PM
#3
Actual news sites, not social media slop
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Arcanine2009
06/15/2025
10:08 PM
#4
I get a lot of it here, but I check my Google feed and other sources
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tripleh213
06/15/2025
10:25 PM
#5
Reddit
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Dakimakura
06/15/2025
10:26 PM
#6
I get all my news from CE
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06/15/2025
10:29 PM
#7
yahoo finance
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Villain_S_Fiend
06/15/2025
10:30 PM
#8
I listen to NPR on local public radio, but I do get a decent number of headlines from here.
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SydnieStarlight
06/15/2025
10:31 PM
#9
Unironically CE. I've seen enough of this place to feel confident that, if it's something worth hearing about, *someone* will post a topic, and that's *usually* in the form of articles from one or more sources. I try not to treat it as gospel because who derives their entire understanding of the world from a private board on a dying video game website? But it's handy for getting the headlines when I'm already browsing anyway~
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M1Astray
06/15/2025
10:32 PM
#10
Multiple sources. ABC (Australian broadcasting network, an actual reputable news source), BBC world news, sometimes I check places like Guardian Australia.

I also keep tabs on general news Reddits for the bits and pieces you'll miss just strictly following news media, and sometimes if I want to have an existential crisis I'll swing around niche places like R/collapse to see how bad things are tracking on a variety of doomsday issues (case in point the media is way behind understanding where climate change is up to, either because of actual ignorance or malicious control. I verge towards believing the latter given how a few years ago you'd see frequent articles about record low ice on the ice caps and now they basically don't cover climate change).
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hmnut7
06/15/2025
10:35 PM
#11
Dakimakura posted...
I get all my news from CE
Pretty much.

Come here, someone says "Trump just took a literal dump on the American Flag, MAGA cheers"

I say "bullshit, that can be true" then go on internet, and check, 9 times out of 10, what I saw here was true (maybe 8.5 times out of 10).
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UnsteadyOwl
06/15/2025
11:23 PM
#12
I check NPR regularly and listen to several of their podcasts. Of course I also get news from CE. I used to have a Washington Post subscription that I've since cancelled.
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rick_alverado
06/16/2025
12:01 AM
#13
Certainly some comes from here, but I would say the largest percentage comes from some of the Discords I'm in.
omgbsdude
06/16/2025
12:27 AM
#14
Local newscasts and ABC world news.
2001mark
06/16/2025
12:33 AM
#15
BBC World News
CBC News
CP24
ShaneMcComez
06/16/2025
12:36 AM
#16
Brian Tyler Cohen, David Pakman, CE, sometimes the Google News feed, which includes my local news in it.

Non-politics related websites. Lately, I've been getting video game news from the PCgamer website. Once in a while, celebrity and movie/TV news from IMDB.
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GGuirao13
06/16/2025
01:57 AM
#17
Local news, YouTube and The Daily Show.
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06/16/2025
02:02 AM
#18
Here
hitokoriX
06/16/2025
02:04 AM
#19
The best way to stay informed is to check multiple sources. I'll check reddit (and all the stuff they link to), Zeteo, a bunch of smaller independent news places, and even CE lol.
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ssjevot
06/16/2025
02:07 AM
#20
Primarily AP News, NHK, BBC, and I guess CE.
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Link_of_time
06/16/2025
03:32 AM
#21
Use Reddit for headlines and then proceed to check various sources for confirmation of the facts.
MarshMellow
06/16/2025
03:42 AM
#22
Youtube
ai123
06/16/2025
06:49 AM
#23
Mainly BBC.
Also Reuters and AP.
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JlM
06/16/2025
06:52 AM
#24
I just believe whatever I see on Facebook. There's a huge problem right now with kids doing super elaborate artwork and no one liking it.
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The_Korey
06/16/2025
06:56 AM
#25
Mostly here.
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rexcrk
06/16/2025
07:37 AM
#26


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Derwood
06/16/2025
08:47 AM
#27
ShaneMcComez posted...
Brian Tyler Cohen, David Pakman, CE, sometimes the Google News feed, which includes my local news in it.

Non-politics related websites. Lately, I've been getting video game news from the PCgamer website. Once in a while, celebrity and movie/TV news from IMDB.

I enjoy David Pakman (the most level-headed of the left-leaning YouTubers, not as cringey as Luke Beasley and the others) but he's usually running about a day behind the breaking news
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MrResetti
06/16/2025
08:57 AM
#28
NPR
foxhound101
06/16/2025
09:58 AM
#29
A lot of it does come from CE - Though I also have a news feed on my phone that includes a variety of sources.
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TheAnthraxBunny
06/16/2025
10:18 AM
#30
NPR but then Ill do further reading on more important segments. Ill sometimes check r/conservative or other right wing spaces to see if theres anything important that NPR didnt cover since theyre technically left-leaning, but that is very rarely the case.
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2001mark
06/16/2025
10:21 AM
#31
hitokoriX posted...
The best way to stay informed is to check multiple sources.

Yep. If something is breaking geopolitically, & BBC World News haven't even put it on social media, I wait for their confirmation of sorts before diving in further.
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qwerti
06/16/2025
10:46 AM
#33
process of dividing and separating probability(?)
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stevo6452
06/16/2025
10:47 AM
#34
I watch a lot of Sky news, and get notifications from the Daily Mail and Guardian.
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Cory898
06/16/2025
10:48 AM
#35
The news tab on my phone.
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bluezero
06/16/2025
10:51 AM
#36
CE, Reddit, YouTube, TV. Usually in that order.
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Syfe
06/16/2025
10:55 AM
#37
Always multiple sources, so BBC news, CBC news, local news, CTV as well but it can be kind of eh.

I've heard Al Jazeera is really good but never really added it to my line up.

I catch stuff here and on Reddit, but I wouldn't say that I go looking for news at either.
ShaneMcComez
06/17/2025
03:33 AM
#38
Derwood posted...
I enjoy David Pakman (the most level-headed of the left-leaning YouTubers, not as cringey as Luke Beasley and the others) but he's usually running about a day behind the breaking news
Yeah that's because he's records his show early in the morning and it doesn't get uploaded until 6 pm on the West Coast for me. I wish he'd move the recording up to the afternoon so the news is a little more recent, but I've come tolerate it lately. It helps that I've been cutting back on political news sources this year, except Brian Tyler Cohen and sometimes news from here and a news feed. So I don't feel like I've already heard this story elsewhere too often when watching Pakman.
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maling2000ayam
06/17/2025
03:50 AM
#39
Local village idiot
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KCJ5062
06/17/2025
04:54 AM
#40
Mostly Yahoo.
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