Good news sources

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What do you think the best news sources for coverage of economic policy, politics, and foreign policy—both issues dealing with the West and issues related to Asia and Africa—are?

What are your thoughts on the following news sources, based on quality of news, quality of op-eds, breadth of coverage, and depth of coverage?

  • BBC News
  • Al Jazeera
  • Reuters
  • The Economist
  • The Wall Street Journal
  • The New York Times
  • The Financial Times
  • The Diplomat
  • South China Morning Post
  • The website of the Council on Foreign Relations (https://www.cfr.org)
  • The website of the Brookings Institution (https://www.brookings.edu)
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Can’t say I know too much about all of these but I have already blacklisted the New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.
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They might still be useful albeit imperfect.  What did you find insufficient to your taste and standards?
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The WSJ attempted to paint YouTuber PewDiePie as a racist and the NYT gave Hillary Clinton their official endorsement during the 2016 election cycle.
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The Onion without a doubt is the most reliable.
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  • BBC News ----It's okay 7/10
  • Al Jazeera--- This is my favorite source. 10/10
  • Reuters---7/10
  • The Economist---6/10
  • The Wall Street Journal---- 4/10
  • The New York Times---5/10
  • The Financial Times---6/10
  • The Diplomat----6/10
  • South China Morning Post---7/10
  • The website of the Council on Foreign Relations (https://www.cfr.org)----4/10
  • The website of the Brookings Institution (https://www.brookings.edu)----9/10 

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Never trust in just one source. A good practice is use all of them and then draw your own conclusions. The more sources you have the better your conclusions are.

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