News source with real news?....

[Tammy]

I am so tired of having to wade through the 'celebrity gossip' to find some real news.....:rolleyes:

What is your news source...that contains ...well....news?

Tammy

[WTMindy]

how will you ever know if Brittney Spears is being drugged by her manager or not!?! http://www.mysmiley.net/imgs/smile/sign/sign0177.gif (http://www.allthedates.com)

[Elinor Everywhere]

Print: The Economist and the Financial Times

Web: reuters.com (http://www.reuters.com/news/international)

When in the States I quit getting local papers for exactly this reason. Way too much fluff.

[Tammy]

I quit watching the local news for the same reason....no news...and a bunch of ridiculous fluff!

[Tracey in TX]

nrp.org

I trust NPR. Once upon a time CNN was a real news station.

[Soph the vet]

Worldnetdaily.com is more balanced, less biased than mainstream media. I also look at the Drudge Report.

[Laura Corin]

Laura

[Jenny in Atl]

CNN International is still good if you have cable. I also like BBC and on-line news blogs vs. the local "car chase and fire" news.

[Hillary in KS]

I set my homepage to www.foxnews.com

Fox News - the news portions - are very good. The opinions shows, as do the opinion shows on ALL news stations - are biased (both left and right). But the *news* portion of Fox News I find very good.

I have never read the Economist, but have heard good things about it.

[Kathy in MD]

Can you tell I'm a long time PBS veiwer that I still refer to The News Hour as The McNeil/Leher Report? :D:D