Originally posted by @handyandyI would add The Economist, NPR, and the PBS News Hour.
New York Times
Washington Post
Boston Globe
Associated Press
Reuters
The Guardian
Atlantic (magazine)
NBC
CBS
04 Jul 18
I think there is literally no possibility for something to be "unbiased" or objective because it's epistemology necessitates bias.
Indeed, this obsession with determining that which is "not biased" is baloney that actually hinders dialog by trying to grant to everyone some illusion of being objectively correct.
05 Jul 18
Originally posted by @vivifyThe BBC News is biased in favor of wars just like many news sources in the USA.
What is the best, most impartial and factually accurate news source?
The BBC is good, but has been severely criticized for pro-Israeli bias. They was a massive protest a few years ago resulting in police being needed to escort BBC employees outside of it's headquarters. The BBC soon after, released a series of segments aimed at addressing their bias, an ...[text shortened]... es, so please, no rants about Fox News or CNN. Let's just focus on worthy news sources, please.
Democracy Now! is not a bad source of news. They have no pro-Israel bias and tend to be anti war. I suppose you could say they are biased in the opposite way as the BBC News and might be a good balance if you were to watch both.
I think this forum is a decent way to get diverse views on the news. Corrections are posted by others to keep things more honest overall. If I make a mistake, someone like Duchess will probably catch it and set it straight.