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No source is completely neutral, but there are some better options out there. PBS Newshour is an excellent televised news program. Each episode is also uploaded to YouTube, so you can easily watch it online. The Associated Press and BBC are also great options for fairly neutral coverage. 7.
The short answer: Most reputable news organizations publish information every day that is highly vetted and provide a go-to for facts. That's all the big ones. NPR, CNN, AP, Reuters, BBC, New York Times, Washington Post, your local paper.
Fox News is a good example. If you're unsure which way a broadcasting company leans, listen to the opinions its newscasters are allowed to repeatedly say on TV. In my opinion, the best way to get "unbiased" news is to check multiple sources. Someone else mentioned Reuters and the Associated Press, which are indeed good places to start.
Second this. Happened to be perusing a number of political bias rating websites a few weeks back, and AP and Reuters are regularly ranked about as close to unbiased as you will find. Not claiming they are perfect, just that they aren't as left/right leaning as most. I would add Al Jazeera to this list.
On average they're moderately left, but that tells you nothing on the particular author. Exactly. You're not wrong, but Ground News also uses this site as one of its sources to assess bias as well. It is important to note that our bias scale is based on the USA political scale, which may differ from other countries.
The original post asked if there were unbiased news sources remaining, and it is my statement that there weren't any to begin with. It is an intrinsic and irremovable truth that Everyone Has Bias, and the best we can do is minimize it and account for what bias remains.
The most trustworthy, unbiased and credible news source i know is The Onion. Jokes aside, it's probably AP. NPR is a bit biased towards the left, but only by a tiny bit. Finding a truly unbiased and credible news source can be challenging, as all media outlets have their own perspectives and biases.
None. Ground News isn't exactly a news source, but is a news aggregate that can help you see through biases for stories. Also, AP News is currently my go-to individual news source when I'm not wanting to compare. ap and reuters are the closest to neutral news you will find.
As others have said, there is no unbiased or even close to unbiased news outlets. The best approach is to triangulate your data. Which means reading from multiple, different, biased sources. As for recommendations, the only non western English language channel (if you want to watch live coverage) is Al Jazeera.
Personally I just watch stuff from both sides. Unfortunately, best sources are books written by historians and academics. With that being said, Haaretz, Al-Jazeera, CNN, NY times, france24 are some of the sources I follow. Imo all except Al-Jazeera are more leaning to a pro-israeli stance to varying degrees.