When there is a heated, with a lot of strong and exaggerated arguments on both sides, and I don’t know what to believe, or I’m overwhelmed with the raw information, I look at Wikipedia. Or even something that is not a current event, but the information I found on the internet doesn’t feel reliable.

I’m sure some would find flaws there, but they do a good job of keeping it neutral and sticking to verifiable facts.

  • sadreality
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    11 year ago

    You got a better one stop shop resources or should we just rely on whatever fake news vomits today

    Fake news can’t even keep their story straight from months to months lol

    • KaynA
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      31 year ago

      Visit multiple news sites and employ media literacy and common sense.

      • sadreality
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        11 year ago

        Yes… Read the same article reposted by each fake news site with their own editorial touch that add or leave out facts on topics that hardly affect you on daily…

        • KaynA
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          21 year ago

          To find better news sites, you have to want to find them. Otherwise you’ll just be living in a sad reality.