Are there any sites that explain the news (US)?
The best known site for explanatory journalism is http://Vox.com, whose motto is "Explain the news." Vox, which was launched by former Washington Post columnist Ezra Klein, explains the news by using a combination of articles, videos, maps and card stacks (kind of like a permanent stack of index cards about ongoing issues in the news).Another interesting up-and-comer is http://TheConversation.com, which purports to practice "evidence-based" journalism. The articles are written by scientists, academicians and policy experts and edited by professional journalists. The Conversation has helped shed light on several recent issues for me, such as why the 1965-66 massacre of 500,000 communists in Indonesia is only now coming to light.Andrew Smith also points out some great mainstream sites, such as The New York Times, the New Yorker, Slate and The Atlantic. The latter also has an excellent digital-only offspring, Quartz. If you really want to go old-school, go with The Economist, founded in the era of penny papers but still relevant today.
What are the most reliable world news sites?
Let me put it to you this way:—I’m in financial printing. My line of work really does need reliable news from all over the world.Time and again over my career of 35+ years, it has proven repeatedly that the reliability is high with the established mainstream outlets —(in alphabetical order)Agence France-Presse (AFP) news serviceAl Jazeera (all services)Architectural Digest (USA)Asahi Shimbun (Japan)Associated Press (AP) news serviceBBC (all services)Consumer Reports (all countries)The Daily Telegraph (UK)The EconomistThe Financial TimesFrance 24 (all services)The Guardian (UK)Harper’s & Queen (all editions)Kyodo News Service (Japan/Asia-Pacific)National GeographicNew Scientist (UK)The New York TimesReader’s DigestScientific AmericanDer SpiegelThe Sunday Times and its magazine (UK)The Times (of London)United Press International (UPI) — just about…The Wall Street JournalVogue (all editions) — yes, indeed!Washington PostXinhua News Agency (China) — it’s reliable, though from a different ‘angle’Yomiuri Shimbun (Japan)… hundreds of other mainstream established news and non-news publications worldwideIf we stick with those outlets in our information consumption, we will generally be seen as well-informed on most things.
What are some of the top U.S. news websites?
“Don’t rely on few sources of news, rather make a habit of reading and viewing news from random sources not just locally, nationally but internationally.”In US News sources are categorized on Main national media and state wise media.Main National Media1. Wall Street Journal2. USA Today3. New York Times4. Los Angeles Times5. Washington Post6. Daily News7. New York Post8. San Jose Mercury News9. Chicago Tribune10. Houston Chronicle11. Philadelphia Inquirer12. Newsday13. Denver Post14. Arizona Republic15. Star Tribune (Star Trib)16. Dallas Morning News (DMN)17. Cleveland Plain Dealer18. Seattle Times19. Chicago Sun-Times20. Detroit Free Press21. Oregonian22. San Diego Union-Tribune23. San Francisco Chronicle24. Star-Ledger25. Boston Globe26. St. Louis Post-Dispatch27. Kansas City Star28. Sacramento Bee29. St. Paul Pioneer PressBeside this every state from California , Texa, NY, WA ,Ohio, >…………there are thousands of news sourcesDo you think you should have access to all these sources and not just few sources? than ……. Use “ ALL NEWS APP “ Free available at Google Play StoreWith USA , You can have access to news sources around the world directly just through fes clicks.So Your News Your Choice at ALL NEWS APP
Good blogs/websites/podcasts for centrists?
I'm a centrist politically. What are some good blogs and podcasts that focus on things for those of us who aren't purely democrat or purely republican?
University of Pacific, is it a good school?
Don't put too much weight on rankings of undergraduate programs. There's very little difference between a college ranked #50 and one ranked #80 (or lower) and the US News' method is only one way to judge schools. At least factor in their rankings of graduate programs, which list UOP's pharmacy program at #51. Certainly Berkeley and UCLA are far better known, but fame doesn't necessarily equate to quality (even though it does in those two cases). It would be a good idea to visit UOP, if possible, and see what your up-close reaction is.
What are the best news sites to keep up to date on world events? I'm in the U.S.
TentaranRead latest India business news headlines 31st August 2018:– Paytm Mall is looking to tie up with the online grocery store “BigBasket” to compete with Walmart Inc.-controlled Flipkart and Online Shopping for Electronics, Apparel, Computers, Books, DVDs & more Inc.’s local unit. Paytm had earlier entered into a revenue sharing agreement with Future Retail.– Nestle is trying to provide personalized nutrition program based on artificial intelligence, DNA testing and the modern obsession with Instagramming food. It would be a wealth of data about customers’ wellness and diet as it pivots toward consumers who are seeking to improve their health and longevity.– M.K. Surana, the Chairman and Managing Director of HPCL said that the company will invest ₹75000 crore over five years across its business segments, in order to grow and expand.– Vodafone Hutchison is in talks to merge with TPG Telecom Ltd, in Australia. Vodafone will have a stake of 50.1% while the remaining stake will be held by TPG.Must Read: India startup world news– After concluding the various appeals, NCLAT has reserved its judgement on the Binani insolvency matter. It has further asked all the parties, including Rajputana Properties and UltraTech Cement, to submit written responses, in case they have any, by 4th September.– NCLT has admitted the insolvency plea of Lavasa Corp Ltd, which owes about ₹3,000 crore to lenders and owns around 20,000 acres in Maharashtra. Lavasa is a subsidiary of Hindustan Construction Co. Ltd, which is a BSE listed company.– NCLT has approved the merger between Idea Cellular and the Indian unit of Vodafone Group. The merger was announced in March 2017 is supposed to overtake Bharti Airtel and create a behemoth with 438.8 million subscribers.Read here regular Latest Business News India.
Which site will give us news regarding recent events?
Download the Quint App and Follow Newslaundry on YouTube. Newslaundry also has an app. They are working good. Wire also serves the purpose.
Which is the most unbiased news channel in U.S?
Check this link:This chart is from 2016 (pre-Trump) but it gives you a fairly accurate view of the left-right landscape of media bias. For my money, I’d say NPR is the most unbiased. CNN is fairly neutral, but Trump’s continual bashing forces them into a defensive posture which (with good reason) pushes them a little further left of neutral. For an outlet outside of the US, I’d say BBC is very-much unbiased.As I said, this chart is from 2016 and some of this has changed. Although I think the left-right analysis is fairly accurate, I can't say the same for the rating for Journalistic Quality. In that regard, this chart is very unfair to CNN, and unrealistically generous to Fox “News”. CNN does have some sensationalistic tendencies, especially with Wolf Blitzer and some of their 3D graphics, but that doesn't detract from their journalism. On the other hand, it’s virtually impossible to get anything objective from Fox. They even interject right-wing talking points in their reporting of natural disasters. I’d move CNN up near Reuters, and move Fox down and further down and to the right; maybe half-way toward Daily Caller.EDIT:I found this updated chart from the same source as the old one I linked above:This chart seems very accurate with respect to the current political climate. They have moved CNN up regarding their journalism, and have moved Fox down and further right.
Could you recommend good (free) websites for international and US news?
The Guardian, a well-respected, independent, long-established and quite reputable British newspaper with a moderate outlook and a history of investigative journalism, has a US edition, here: http://www.theguardian.com/usI think this will help you.You might also find NewTrust and ProPublica interesting. Both have a strong investigative thrust and are middle-ish centred, and they hold politicians and institutions accountable. ProPublica has even won the prestigious Pulitzer prize; Newstrust reviews other sites' articles for balance and content.ProPublicaandNewstrust