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<blockquote data-quote="BrownArmy" data-source="post: 2666234" data-attributes="member: 18225">Back to the original topic...I get my news from (in no particular order) the NYT, the WSJ, NPR, and the BBC.I check out CNN and FOX for fun, but I generally discount any website, news related or not, that has ads on the bottom that open up new pages trying to sell stuff.The NYT and the WSJ have ads, but they&#039;re not the click-bait ads you&#039;ll find on the bottom page of CNN, FOX, BREITBART, etc.I get it - NYT leans left, WSJ leans right, BBC is British (so..), and NPR leans to the left (but they try damn hard to be objective).The Washington Post leans mad left, but they do a great job in terms of investigative journalism.In either case, ideally, journalists should simply report what is happening in a non-partisan way.But, President Trump presents a very real problem for journalists: he lies constantly, repeatedly, about little and big things.&nbsp; Does he believe what he&#039;s saying?&nbsp; Who knows.So, journalists under this administration are put in the awkward position of reporting the statements of a President who is clearly dishonest.It&#039;s a pickle.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BrownArmy, post: 2666234, member: 18225"] Back to the original topic... I get my news from (in no particular order) the NYT, the WSJ, NPR, and the BBC. I check out CNN and FOX for fun, but I generally discount any website, news related or not, that has ads on the bottom that open up new pages trying to sell stuff. The NYT and the WSJ have ads, but they're not the click-bait ads you'll find on the bottom page of CNN, FOX, BREITBART, etc. I get it - NYT leans left, WSJ leans right, BBC is British (so..), and NPR leans to the left (but they try damn hard to be objective). The Washington Post leans mad left, but they do a great job in terms of investigative journalism. In either case, ideally, journalists should simply report what is happening in a non-partisan way. But, President Trump presents a very real problem for journalists: he lies constantly, repeatedly, about little and big things. Does he believe what he's saying? Who knows. So, journalists under this administration are put in the awkward position of reporting the statements of a President who is clearly dishonest. It's a pickle. [/QUOTE]

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