Topic title says it all.
I like Bloomberg and Politico
Anything I can find. Many local news sites, Bloomberg, Politico, Ria Novosti, BBC, Drudge (if you consider this an actual news site, and not just a collection of headlines), Fox, CNN. If it has news in any form, regardless of the spin, I’ll probably use it at some point.
there was this thread asking what news websites.
I use the weather network to plan my walks, I use CNN Money to check currency exchange rates, infowars to see what the illuminati is up to (sorta kidding), mises blog to see what the latest novel things austro-libertarians care about, lewrockwell.com for the odd decent article (rarer these days than a year ago), and the LRC blog to see which group of beltway libertarians I should be outraged with, and youtube.com to follow Jim Rogers, Peter Schiff and Marc Faber, three of my favourite entrepreneurs.
I also occasionally check out fee.org, campaign for liberty and the Independent Institute blog.
That’s about it. I don’t really care about the news. Most of it is irrelevant to me. Much of it is propaganda, and I can only be so outraged, so much of the the time before my ulcer comes back.
Mike Shedlock (Mish), in spite of the running gun battle regarding his position on future price inflation. His analysis of the daily news is very good. He adheres to sound economics (Austrian), and would like to see an end to the Fed. I also like Bloomberg because they chart the treasury yield curve daily, and some of their writers are not very friendly to the Fed (most are, but some aren’t, which is refreshing)
I was oblivious to Brittany Murphy’s death until yesterday, and I owe it all to a diet of Mises/LRC Blog[Y]
I have a ton in google reader. Even some obscure ones in Arabic.
I get stuff like Strait Times Interactive, the Hindu, the Daily Star (India), haaretz (sometimes in Hebrew to brush up on that), etc. in the international community. I have a few in French that I never read more than the headlines. I browse at some Greek and Persian papers, cuz I’m learning both of these languages right now. This site has been of help with finding papers by country: http://www.onlinenewspapers.com/
Various blogs for linguistics, cognitive science, and anthropology. Love mindhacks for psychological research. In addition to news geared toward these things. Mostly stuff I’ve just collected over the years; too many to list. I also have a folder for anarchist stuff around the web, from lrc and mises to infoshop, chomsky.info, center for a stateless society, strike the root, etc. Strike the root is very recommended: http://www.strike-the-root.com/ . I like youtube, as well.
regular news:
al jazeera, cnn, new york times, nat geo news, new scientist, physorg.com, christian science monitor, glenn greenwald at salon.com, science daily, the onion (!), times online, war street journal, national review, scientific american, anti-war.com, slate, usa today, time, huffington, business week
Anyone know the reason behind all the natural health articles at Lew Rockwell? I mean I’ve only been reading it for about a month, so I can’t really comment further.
Socialization of medicine is pushing people towards self-reliance in matters of health.