Reuters, AFP and Al Jazeera.

Read all 3, and mix a little a bit.

If you have some patience and time, you will find some folks on X (Twitter) and NOSTR.

Really, to do that we might have to dial your scope back. From international to national Then from national to state Then from state to city From city to town Town to family/friends From family/friends to yourself

Not in the sense of who to listen to, but rather what to be mindful of.

Weird, I didn't set out to be philosophical. But it seems I ended up there.

I find it's better to follow independent journalists that you have vetted over a period of time. Outlets are prone to agendas and corporate-political influence. Independent journalists, much less so. But as @edulopesf said, you gotta mix it all up to help find the mean.

These are some more well-known examples, but good journalism doesn't require popularity; just that someone goes outside and accurately reports what they fucking see with their goddamn eyes.

Thought you asked this yesterday? Maybe it was someone else. Straight Arrow News is worth looking at:

Hacker news is pretty good. I sometimes check the discussions first to see if the article is worth it. But style has changed over the last year or two... too many low effort comments and reddit style trying to be funny comments have made it less and less what it used to be.

Depends on what you want to pay attention to, really...