I mostly read from lewrockwell.com and the LRC blog to get my news. Most of the big issues of the day are covered there, and alot of the smaller ones too. I dont like reading from mainstream news publications because most of the time I feel like I’m getting stupider when I read them. I prefer to have media with the right kind of bias. Any other good places to get news with a libertarian bias?
I also like strike-the-root.com and reason.com and for a mainstream source I like drudgereport.com because it at least throws a wide net. I have also recently become fond of clubforgrowth.org although most people would call them conservative rather than libertarian. And of course I can’t leave out mises.org.
That’s about 90% of my reading.
The Onion.
In addition to the usual suspects, I like Fast Money on CNBC (not to be confused with Mad Money, Fast Money requires a high school education). A panel of professional traders tells me everything that happened in the publicly traded markets that day, and why it happened, in just an hour. The panelists aren’t hard-core free market advocates, but they can’t afford to be socialists or Keynesians either. When these folks make a bad recommendation they feel it, both in their portfolios and by being busted on by the other panelists, within a week.
This. [:)]