Where do you guys obtain your news and information on a daily basis?

[phillyliberal]

I thought this would be an interesting thread.. Just where do you go for your political or simply international news on the typical day?
On the typical day, I rely on a few main sources

-The New York Times (religiously)
-Democracy Now (Video Podcast)
-NPR Radio

Monthly/weekly
-Keith O, Real Time with Bill Maher,
-The Nation
-Foreign Affairs
-Foreign Policy Magazine

[kansasblue]

1. Huffington post, http://www.mcclatchydc.com/, rawstory.com

[ccpup]

2. I avoid those sources

I focus on DU, Talking Points Memo, Firedoglake and ... well, that's about it! If I look at the NYTimes, it's usually not for news, but instead for "fluff" (Arts & Entertainment, etc) But not "hard news".

[rurallib]

3. I don't trust NPR like I used to

AAR as much as I can, some NPR, believe it or not some Limbaugh/Hannity (curious what they are shilling) and of course the blogs DU, DailyKos, TPM and some firedoglake. Try to catch DN! and KO as I can but anymore getting hard to do.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

4. neat list, but NPR has turned a gnu lief.

I still put it on, but am more willing than ever to flip it off.

the nation
BBC online
the guardian, pravda, Al jazeera, J-Post (for ME issues), then a series of moderate and liberal sites with news outlets.
As for paper, the trib, suntimes, Daily southtown, and the NYT.

and there are always a few odd places I check out. I simply cannot trust local boredcasts, nor Cable gnus for information or background.

[Catherine Vincent]

5. Some go to Drudge and Freerepublic. nt

[jillan]

6. I go to capitalnews,org alot.

btw - welcome to DU! You have posted some interesting threads for a newbie :)

And I love your avatar!

[ihavenobias]

7. News Sources

Websites:

Huffington Post
Democratic Underground (of course)

Print:

NY Times
Financial Times

Television:

The McLaughlin Group
http://www.mclaughlin.com/

Countdown

PBS (Frontline, etc.)


Radio:

Thom Hartmann
www.thomhartmann.com

The Young Turks http://www.theyoungturks.com/story/2007/11/26/102427/02/tytvideoclips/Have-You-Ever-Heard-Of-Conservapedia-

Rachael Maddow http://www.airamerica.com/maddow/

Ed Schultz

NPR

And others I can't think of at the moment.

[Adsos Letter]

8. I often read the entrails of goats and chickens...

...messy; but, generally about as accurate as msm...

:D

[patrice]

9. Air America Radio

[ripple]

10. CSPAN- seriously

In addition to their other stuff (fantastically unedited), I'm a religious Washington Journal watcher and the host reads articles from all sorts of news sources each morning. It's a great program to get an in-depth view of a given topic, and it's especially interesting to hear views from all sides. I don't have to watch Fox, I can practically tell you what Bill-O is spewing, based on the comments from republican callers.

I also read my local paper and check in at CapitalNews.org (a CSPAN offshoot) every day. And I visit DU, of course. :hi:

[RC]

11. DU

The best news source around. Gesh people. :P

[stillcool]

12. Other than DU.....

here's where I go...
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Front_Page.html
http://www.globalpolicy.org/
http://www.guardian.co.uk/
http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Media/Media_Main_Page.html
http://www.firedoglake.com/

[Bitwit1234]

13. DU--CROOKSANDLIARS

[provis99]

14. same here; DU and Crooksandliars

occasionally The Guardian. Hope my endorsement isn't the death knell for these fine sites.

[CnAnPB]

15. From Katzenkavalier on DU n/t

:beer:

[Lil Missy]

16. To name a few, Truthout, DU, and Olberman.

[emilyg]

17. BBC, CommonDreams, CNN