[Dr.Panico]

So, where do you guys get the latest news?
Is there a single go-to source you use? Is it multiple sources?

Just mention where do you usually get your news, regardless of medium.
(Sorry if a topic like this already exists. Couldn't find anything on my search.)

Me, personally, I usually get my information regarding world affairs from Reuters and the Portal:Current Events section of Wikipedia. Sometimes I also check AP and BBC.
For local (Brazilian) affairs, I usually go with G1 and Folha de São Paulo.

[Šneček]

Mostly from our TV channels (in my case), sometimes I check the news on Seznam.cz. I tend to be a bit cut off from the news, I prefer to play games and watch crap of my interest on the computer instead of searching for news, so I see little of it on the occasionally on TV.


However, I'm never happy to miss news about what world leaders have done to piss off that disgraceful Chinese GOVERNMENT again.

[Radar]

/pol/

[Šneček]

Oh, I completely forgot about Google News on mobile. Without it, I wouldn't be able to keep track of which game store is offering what for free!
Of course, I look at a lot of other news there, too. Like optical illusions- if I can see a dog when there's a picture of a cat.

[Morpheus Kitami]

It's more of an (American) opinion piece, but I usually just check Real Clear Politics, which links to a bunch of different news articles from that day, with a few original pieces. Keeps a nice balance across the political spectrum, so you can see what a wide variety of journalists are thinking. Not all websites they link to are created equal of course, they regularly link to Vox of all websites, but most are interesting.

[Hank]

Main sources are our acquaintances/friends/family, things I care about, then a little Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg and Science Daily.

[jkas789]

Not from my president's daily morning show I can tell you that.