What news sources do you follow, /lit/? I've been following

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>>8295400
Daily Stormer
Stormfront
Fox News
Infowars
/pol/
Breitbart

Not even memeing

>>8295400
Twitter.

>>8295400
/pol/ only
Why? I love the retarded threads
>Caring about the real world
You're in /lit/ mane

>>8295400
I use a site called Veryquiet, it aggregates headlines from all major sources with no ads. Then you can just click whatever looks interesting/relevant, or search for a specific topic at the top.

Xenosystems
Reuters
Arts & Letters Daily
/pol/

Taki's Mag
Breitbart.
Jacobin
Stormer

I am the wild memer. Goad is also a laugh.

Archaeology Magazine, the NYRB, The Atlantic, Vanity Fair, and Reuters

>>8295400
The Economist & NYT

>>8295400
None, they're all terrible.

Euronews.
The breaking news feature of their app is perfect too. Nothing unnecessary like most other apps, just the right amount of breaking headlines.

>>8295726
Jewlluminati Confirmed

Reuters is probably the most balanced you'll find. Other than that, my habit is to follow a variety of news sources biased in both directions, BCC, RT, NYT, New York Post, Al Jazzera, The Economist, and so on.

Yuronews for Americans™, Al Jazerra, NPR

>too liberal
god damn commies

>>8295400
>LeMonde
just follow Marine and Marion Le Pen on twitter/fb

/pol/ is literally the best international news source online if you're not so dumb that you get baited constantly.

twitter is decent as long as (as with /pol/) you can separate whats Actually Happening from raw ideology. its harder to navigate though and shit gets buried easy unless you know what you are looking for beforehand.

>>8295400
enenews

>>8296175
>/pol/ is literally the best
bait

I just follow a bunch of different forums and see what people are talking about and in what tone.

>>8296189
>they seem upset
light the torches

>>8296181
where else do you get a completely organic livefeed of world news, verifiable by actual citizens from the countries in question, with entire threads dedicated to sharing links to articles, livestreams, uncensored videos, photos, and other tidbits of information?

its not that hard to ignore the garbage

>>8295431
sounds like this thing a guy on /news/ built:

http://spidr.today/

the mouse-over thing is cool. there's a danger that becoming "popular" could kill his server, so I wouldn't link it all willy-nilly, but you guys are alright.

>>8296207
its not that hard to access the world without 4chan holding your hand, i don't want to skim 99 weeaabonazi-posts to get an article