I read headlines and then attempt to think through why I’m being presented this specific information/narrative at this specific time. This is a costly & inefficient method, but it gets me closer to truth than attempting to triangulate between different sources.

Citizens Free Press, Zero Hedge

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I like Reuters because they are financially incentivized to be as unbiased as possible since they sell their articles to companies like CNN and Fox News. I use to read their articles through other news outlets but then I just started going to Reuters.com.

Doomberg x Stratechery x The Bitcoin Layer x Marty’s Bent

Everything

Twitter, NYTimes, Financial Times, YouTube, Mastodon

Gerald celente trendsjournal.com

Outside of tech news, I’ve been focused on only getting news that fits both of these criteria: 1) Is a primary source 2) Is news that’s actionable to me in some way What makes news actionable you ask? Personally, I determine that by asking if that particular news can inform me for circumstances...

Aggregators are a must now. Can’t look at just one source at a time

Mario Nawfal. I like my bachata with my news. All are paid stooges/ideologues, bruh.

I use Kagi News and Listen to NoAgenda podcast. And maybe I hear some current events on Rogan sometimes.