My question is essentially what the title says. I'm looking for the best place to find unbiased news and articles. I already understand that, I'm looking for something at least as close as you can get.

I've found that Reuters and Unusual Whales seem to be very unbiased and only tend to post and write articles that are straightforward and about actual facts.

Interested to hear what others think.

Journalist Joy Reid joined Lisa Guerrero Unleashed to talk about the death of traditional objectivity and why opinion journalism matters now more than ever.

Joy shares the real story behind leaving legacy media, how corporate monetization shapes the evening news, and why citizen journalism using phones and ring cameras is the ultimate tool to push back against government autocracy.

When an author refers to an anonymous source this way (or similar wording), how should I interpret this? What does this phrase usually mean about the source’s relationship to the subject, and how much credibility does it generally carry?

Im thinking of going to the university of southern Mississippi for journalism in order to avoid student debt. Is this a good program

I work in comms, and this is a solo project I've been building in evenings and weekends - mostly out of frustration. I got tired of either paying enterprise money for media monitoring or wrestling with generic apps that clearly weren't built for how we actually read. The whole aim is to cut through the noise and surface what actually matters. It's called Inkline, iOS only.

Just pushed what I'm calling the Editorial Update: a hand-verified directory of 800+ publications across 50+ countries, unified search, and an "Also covered by" feature that shows which other outlets picked up a story - handy for spotting how a narrative is spreading. There are daily briefs too if you want the morning-scan version.

Let me know what you think.

I’m not a journalist by trade, but have a background in nonfiction writing and am working on a piece I’d like to pursue publication for, but no idea where to start. I have basically no existing publications.

The essay in question is around 3500 words and meditates on my relationship to a small town and conflicting political values.

Looking for suggestions re: journals, outlets, etc that might accept something of this nature from someone without industry credentials.

IYKYK. We have primary results for state, county, and local choices rolling in this evening.