Today, Americans are inundated with coverage of politics. There are almost too many news sources, and typical Americans often fail to grasp key political concepts.
In my opinion, the best way to follow politics is through newspapers. A second way to follow politics is to use reliable websites that are not too flashy. In other words, reading news is almost always better than watching news or listening to a political commentator on the radio. Why is this true? Well, a good newspaper or website gives the consumer options to read some articles carefully while just skimming or omitting others. Also, by reading, you gain a deeper understanding of political issues.
America has many great newspapers. Small-town newspapers, however, typically cover mostly local news, so they do not give you enough coverage of national political news. Also, the editorial pages of newspapers have important political news, and they provide contrasting views. If you prefer magazines, Time has been around for nearly a century.
Time and other reputable news outlets have websites. AP, UPI, and Reuters are all excellent websites with a great deal of political coverage. Access to these four websites is free.
https://www.agilitypr.com/resources/top-media-outlets/top-15-daily-american-newspapers/
Friday, September 28, 2012
What media source provides the least biased coverage of politics?
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