New Sources - It is your job as a reader to identify BIAS
Objective writing - expresses no opinion, takes no sides on an issue, shows no emotional involvement, and uses clear, unbiased word choice.
Biased writing - can still be used to build an persuasive argument but must offer supportive evidence
Conservative/Republican
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Liberal/Progressive/Democratic
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Non-Partisan
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The Blaze (TV cable & website)
CRTV - (TV internet) Fox News (TV cable) NewsmaxTV (TV cable) Wall Street Journal (Nat'l-editorial pg) New York Post (Newspaper) Washington Times- (newspaper) Washington Examiner - (website) Washington Free Beacon - (website) Town Hall - (website) Breitbart News - (website) Conservative Review - (website) Drudge Report - (website) CNS News - (website) Newsmax - (website) Daily Caller - (website) National Review - (website) The Daily Wire - (website) Daily Mail - (UK website) FACT CHECKERS NewsBusterrs.org - (website-project of MRC) . |
CNN - (TV cable)
ABC - (TV network) CBS - (TV network) NBC - (TV network) MSNBC - (TV cable) The Associated Press - ( News Agency) Reuters - (News Agency) New York Times (newspaper) Washington Post (newspaper) Boston Globe (newspaper) Chicago Tribune (Nwspr-edit page) El Paso Times (local newspr) Los Angeles Times (newspaper) USA Today (Nat'l newspaper)
HuffingtonPost - (website) Politico - (website) Time - (online magazine) Salon - (online magazine) Newsweek - (magazine) NPR: National Public Radio - (radio/website) Slate - (online magazine) Vox - (website - news explainer (editer?) WorldPress.org (website-gatherer and re-editing of world news) FACT CHECKERS |
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