Last night I saw "Truth"

[Jimbo S]

What time will do to you. I had almost forgotten how corrupt the Bush Administration was. Watching this brought back my feeling of rage.

I had an epiphany watching this. I stopped watching the network news 25 years ago, but now time to raise my game. So my question is: what is a good source of non-partisan news coverage? BBC America? Online London newspapers? I have cable, so I have access to quite a number of channels.

[katmondoo]

1. I saw "Truth" last week

Makes me think how much does the Media control Democracy today. A lot, I believe.

[deathrind]

2. BBC

Is what I watch and would recommend. The coverage is pretty even handed. When they have said stuff that I thought was biased 2nd, 3rd even 4th sourcing of the info turned out to be in-line with their reporting.

[Jimbo S]

4. BBC or BBC America?

Is there a difference? Do you stream BBC or get it on cable/satellite?

[deathrind]

5. BBC America.

I don't stream it.

Either just go to web site or the PBS channel.

[Jimbo S]

6. Thank you

I had the channel at one time, may still do.

[eissa]

3. Just saw it and thought it was great

As for reliable news source, I hate to sound like a conspiracy theorist, but I'm very uncertain of anything I see these days. How much is fact and how much is manipulation? It's so hard to discern.

[BigDemVoter]

7. Yes. It was revolting to hear GWB's whiny twang. . . .

I had forgotten about "Murka". . . .

[mountain grammy]

8. Going to the city this weekend..

I want to see this.