New York Times vows to start reporting honestly

[Common]

The "news" has always been biased and has always pushed an ideology of one sort or another. Honestly, I don't have a problem with that. How could it be any different?

Years ago they called it Yellow Journalism, but they at least policed it better and kept it more under control. Today its just full blown craziness

[resister]

Any thoughts on the BBC? How about Algezeera for $#@!s and giggles

[Captain Obvious]

NPR and Reuters are the closest thing you're going to get to unbiased news reporting.

[Peter1469]

Any thoughts on the BBC? How about Algezeera for $#@!s and giggles

Al Jazeera is actual a very good publication outside of the Israel issue. They make our press look like grade school work.

[Mister D]

Years ago they called it Yellow Journalism, but they at least policed it better and kept it more under control. Today its just full blown craziness

I honestly do not believe the nature of journalism has changed. Bias may be more blatant but that's only because the people who consume it don't care.

[resister]

Al Jazeera is actual a very good publication outside of the Israel issue. They make our press look like grade school work.

I'll have to check em out.I believe we got em on TV(or did at some point)

[Common]

NPR and Reuters are the closest thing you're going to get to unbiased news reporting.

I quote reuters often, I go to it daily

[Captain Obvious]

Faux is yellow journalism. I just recently started going to it and I quickly remembered why I stopped a while back.

Awful reporting, insults my intelligence. They don't even try to appear to be unbiased.

Wingers will bash NPR for being a liberal network because they run all of those fascist, commie programs in the evening but their news coverage - pretty decent, I think of all the networks they make an honest effort to be impartial.

I saw just as many Rodham critical news stories as I did Trump.

Their news coverage is broad though so you get a lot of... stuff, arts, entertainment from acts nobody ever heard of, stuff like that.

[Mister D]

Faux is yellow journalism. I just recently started going to it and I quickly remembered why I stopped a while back.

Awful reporting, insults my intelligence. They don't even try to appear to be unbiased.

Wingers will bash NPR for being a liberal network because they run all of those fascist, commie programs in the evening but their news coverage - pretty decent, I think of all the networks they make an honest effort to be impartial.

I saw just as many Rodham critical news stories as I did Trump.

Their news coverage is broad though so you get a lot of... stuff, arts, entertainment from acts nobody ever heard of, stuff like that.

I watched Hillary's (and the establishment's) ass whooping on Fox but Charles Krauthammer quickly reminded of why I stopped watching Fox.

[Mister D]

EWTN (a Catholic network) has a news program and it's obviously from a Catholic perspective. I watch that now.