Info Recommended News Websites

[miyi]

I watch/read a lot of news. And I've been asked a lot where I usually get my news.


So without further ado, here are a list of my recommended websites pertaining to news, politics, etc...



Useful News Media Tools
Wall Street Journal’s favorite websites
The Drudge Report
The News Right Now
MemeOrandum

Other very useful links
Council on Foreign Relations
Foreign Affairs (a magazine)
U.S. Department of State
RealClearPolitics
Congressional Quarterly
C-Span
International Atomic Energy Agency
U.S. Government Printing Office
RAND Corporation (a Global Policy Think-Tank)


My personal favorite sites (mostly conservative biased)
The Weekly Standard
Iraq the Model
Pajamas Media
Robinson and Long
The Long War Journal


Economic News
Forbes
Bloomberg
Investor's Business Daily


General News (in USA and Europe)
World News Network
Time Magazine
The New York Times
Los Angeles Times
Wall Street Journal
National Public Radio
CNN
Google News
ABC News
Fox News
MSNBC News
USA Today
U.S. News & World Report
Newsweek
The Washington Post
World Tribune
The Washington Times
The Boston Globe
The New York Post
The New York Sun
The Chicago Tribune
The Seattle-Post Intelligencer
The San Francisco Chronicle
Breitbart
BBC News
Reuters
The Guardian
Times Online
Financial Times

Other News Sites
Al-Jazeera (Qatar)
Gulf News (United Arab Emirates)
Arab News
Islamic Republic News Agency (Iran)
Iran Focus
Tehran Times (Iran)
The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia)
Azerbaijan News
Toronto Star (Canada)
China Daily
Al-Ahram Weekly (Egypt)
Asia Times Online (Hong Kong/Thailand)
Deccan Chronicle (India)
The Times of India
The Jerusalem Post (Israel)
DEBKAfile (Israel)
Daily Yomiuri Online (Japan)
The Chosun Ilbo (South Korea)
Star (Malaysia)
Times of Oman
Philippines Daily Inquirer
The Moscow Times (Russia)
The Bangkok Post (Thailand)
News.com.Au (Australia)
Channel News Asia (Singapore)

Feel free to add to this list.

 

[thsv]

Boy! The Guardian? From what I've read of your posts I thought you were a ring wing fanboy. But the Guardian!? That's too liberal even by my standards. Seems my first impressions of you were wrong Miyi.

 

[miyi]

^Is that sarcasm?

yes, I read from all angles. There's so many false information, and it's coming from both sides. I won't lie to you.


But I am naturally right-leaning, and so my posts reflect that, quite obviously.

update:

I've added Robinson and Long to the list.

 

[thsv]

No its not sarcasm. Some of those sites I wasn't surprised to see. But for me the Guardians Leftist bias is way too much for me to trust their ability for balanced reporting that all. Sorry if my post caused offence

 

[redcometfm]

Miyi, do you really read all of that in a week, every week for your news??? O.o

 

[miyi]

Miyi, do you really read all of that in a week, every week for your news??? O.o

No....I have a life. lol

I read news headlines in the morning, probably another few headlines before I go to bed.

Sorry if my post caused offence

none taken.

 

[mrcongojack]

When I want to get my politics fix, I watch CSPAN. I like to see the candidates without the media filter. The thing I love about CSPAN so much is that they aren't worried about ratings, so they don't have to sensationalize trivial issues like the networks do.

 

[diamondcut]

I'd like to see The Economist be mentioned, when "news" publications like the Sun and the New York Post are being mentioned.

 

[hatsuharupeace]

news.com.au, for all the latest news from Australia. Plus it's got some world reports as well.

-Dark-san

Added =)

 

[Belisar]

www.lenta.ru

 

[Kaiten]

Huffington Post is a wonderful news site, it is very liberal, not the best site for unbiased news but great for opinion. A lot of great minds from doctors to senators to pundits post there. Mother Jones is similar but with fewer posts by politicians. The Economist is a great site for good old fashioned reporting.

 

[Kaiten]

globalsecurity.org is a great site for academic/professional articles on world security and defense topics.

 

[Drmke]

I second HuffingtonPost's site. I use it the most. I also like TalkingPointsMemo granted it's going to be quite biased

 

[Asarii]

ONTD_Political is a flagship of Livejournal's ohnotheydidnt community. They compile news sources from various sites and gather them in one place. The comments are worth reading as well.

 

[faintsmile1992]

Alternative Right - www.alternativeright.com/

 

[Akainu]

http://newsmap.jp is a rather useful tool when you don't have the time to browse several news sites, but still want to get an overview. The colours make it easy to distinguish diffrent categories (bottom right) and on the top you can pick a country - and with it a language - for the news to appear in.

 

[Kaiten]

I've recently started reading Vox, an interesting, liberal leaning news website. Recommended for anyone interested in relevant, "beyond the headlines" stories.

 

[Drmke]

I look at a lot of news sites but the ones I really rely on are Truthdig and The Real News. Very left-wing.

 

[Kaiten]

My other favorite is Project-Syndacite, an opinion website featuring editorials from established figures in the spheres of politics, business, economics, and foreign affairs. Bill Gates, Jeffery Sachs, Michael Spence, and Christopher R. Hill have all contributed new articles this week.

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Rocket News is a great place to find Japanese ephemera, including, but not limited to, anime news.

 

[Akainu]

Just found this little gem: heatmapnews which can be helpful to visualize geopolitics if you don't have the geography in mind anyway.