I try, I really try to get views from different stances, but Cenk and his crew are way too obnoxious from the videos I've seen.

I know what you mean. When i first started watching i thought they had some sort of credibility, but lately i view them more as some kind of reverse fox news. But when he is not talking about muslims, white cop vs black, or random sex stories and other non-news worthy stories (90% of their videos), Cenk can be interesting. He has a good knowledge of politics i find.
Secular Talk is part of the TYT network, but Kyle is way more objective than Cenk, and his videos are almost always news worthy.

edit; I also subbed to TheLipTV, but i almost never watch their video, they are even worse than TYT sometimes

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^Reverse FOX. That more or less sums up the most of their videos.

I have subbed to Paul Joseph Watson, but he's more anti-social justice warrior than he is news, although he tackles news a bit. He's a bit subjective, but nowhere near Cenk level. He got a lot of flak for his video "Islam is NOT a Religion of Peace."

->Paul Joseph Watson. I just realized i have subbed to him too, i don't know why because i must have watched only 1 or 2 videos from him. I don't really like watching conspiracy theorists, it's just a waste of time, same reason i don't watch alex jones

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Newspapers (In Paper) - New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post

Online-Newspapers - Russian Times (RT), Times of India, The Nation, The Guardian, National Post, CBN News, Xinhua, The Unz Review, Der Spiegl International, BBC, The Telegraph,

Online Aggregators - Drudge Report, Google News

Magazines (In Paper and Online) - The American Conservative, Foreign Affairs, The Economist, The Atlantic, Cato Journal, The Diplomat

TV - CSPAN, BBC, EuroNews, Bloomberg, Fox

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RTÉ

Internet and News app.

Huffington Post
Drudge
Buzzfeed
Breitbart
Fox
Wall Street Journal

I'm lying about 2. guess which ones.

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Buzzfeed and HufflePuff Post??

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Fox and Huffington Post

^^Buzzfeed and Drudge. I hope it's not Buzz(kill)feed.

ChristianMingle.com

We have our own Hong Kong papers, but for International News I usually go Daily Mail for UK, and CNN and Fox News for US. All 3 are terribly biased to their own ways, but then so are many of the ones listed above.

Internet (various sources at times)
Fox News (regrettably)

Dramaalert XD

Austin American Statesman(Local NewsPaper)
Paul Krugman section of the New York Times(To prepare for econ class)
BBC(For actual news)
Huffpost(For the lols)
Google(If i'm bored)

CNN, BBC, and 9gag

Got it first try Jai!! You win!

YAYYYYYYYY :D

My preferred Newspaper is Le Courrier International, a special francophone newspaper reediting worldwide news (they translate into French articles from anywhere), hence you get different press and point of views, you can compare how the news are interpreted throughout the world(the best way I think to have the least unbiased view on something).

Link here for Francophones:
http://www.courrierinternational.com/


One question, do you know any English speaking similar Online Newspaper?

I agree with you for once 674 Trollberg, you will never be able to get a total objective newspaper or media, this is impossible. On the other hand, some newspapers are obviously less subjective compared to others, Le Courrier International is one of them, giving different views from anywhere in the world, you can have Russian, Spanish, Chinese, American news reedited there, and this is largely better to have this than one single edition with journalists sharing a similar point of view.

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