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I use The Economist and CNN. I have high hopes for Al Jazeera America, though, because I need something to replace CNN.

Local papers; NYTimes, Guardian, Deutschwelle, Reuters, Itar-Tass.

I also subscribe to the Economist & the Nation, but I don't really consider those news since it's largely opinion.

Al Jazeera America is coming along nicely. I've shifted to it from CNN and BBC. I also read MSNBC and Fox News - yes, I know - because it usually helps me find the middle ground without doing too much work...

only losers read newspapers. go back to the 20th century with that garbage. i get important headlines online. for that there is google news, websites that have a massive number of stories everyday like whatreallyhappened.com or boilingfrogspost maybe or globalresearch, emails from your friends maybe.

although some newspapers seem to cover important news occasionally. i do not go and read an entire paper or get the stories from the websites directly but i think i remember forbes and the daily mail putting out legit stories of interest.

npr lost all legitimacy when they had a 9/11 "debate" recently. where the only one skeptical was given like 2 minutes out of the hour, the rest of the time a couple of shills ranting on and on about some nonsense with the phrase "conspiracy theorist" used every two minutes.

nyt/cnn/msnbc/fox/bbs/aljazeera are equivalently whored out

the economist is a tricky one. the people behind it are the most corrupt elite in the world, yet they from time to time have a legit story (getting more rare these days though) - maybe they just figure the average person they are trying to propagandize wont read it anyway.

i actually have not read the economist in a while so i do not want to give it an endorsement, they seem like a publication that would be pushing, for example, r2b - the responsibility to bomb.

still, though, marginally less, it seems, then msm. still enough, though, for it to fail the legitimacy test.

@blankflag, only losers call other people losers.

I would love to gain my news online, but in my work environment my access to the internet is very limited. this is not thru any lack of technology, mark my word that is far from the case, but rather access issues of security clearance.

Nonetheless, I read The Australian. I also prefer the traditional tactile feel of a newspaper.

my true apostles will know that i often use hyperbole.

security clearance? well, you can still print off stuff at home and bring it in, if they let you bring in papers. at least then, like with google news or something you can have it bring up headlines of interest to you. when i see a newspaper i typically have to throw out 90% of it. first of all half of it is ads. then i could care less about sports, or reading stock ticker info. sift through all that and you are left with a sliver of what once was a large paper. and even then i have to sift through all the propaganda in a story to get at the real facts. even then most large publications are rife with errors to appease their overlords.

Dude, shut up...

Sean Hannity.