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[Suziepeach]

Fox network

[YorkieonmyPillow]

Trusted network for news?  

That's a good one.....I don't watch any networks for news; get it online.

[BeckiWV]

None of them really.  They all seem to push an agenda to me.  I listen to several channels though as well as read online and other print sources, and then form my own conclusions.  I don't like to be told how to think, which I think a lot of news programs try to do, some subtly, some not so subtly.  

[10000Nicknames]

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@Beaches 1956 wrote:

None - they are all biased and have their own agendas.

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EXACTLY!! That's why I depend on QVC for my news updates. :-) Hey, it's just as dependable IMO. 

[Abby Grace]

Anyone except FOX.

[Snowpuppy]

Zerohedge. Aggregate source like Drudge. Der Spiegel for Europe's news. Sometimes Bloomberg or PBS.

When you earn an est $10M like Wolf, you report only what you're told to.

[Mominohio]

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@terrier3 wrote:

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@Ms X wrote:

I don't fully trust any of the networks or the cable news channels.  The bias, when present (which is most of the time) is pretty obvious, so I factor that in to what they're "reporting."  It's too bad journalism has come to this.  I like the Drudge Report because he's very thorough and will go after anyone who needs to be exposed.  Matt Drudge has no sacred cows.

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Drudge isn't a news source. He doesn't have reporters or a news organization.

They compile information from many other sites and put their own "spin"in the headlines.

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He is as much a news source as any these days. There is no unbiased journalism today, and anyone who thinks there is is sadly naive.

[Mominohio]

Fox news and NBC. I get my conservative and liberal mix with these two.

CNN is a joke.

None of them can be totally 'trusted'.

[JustJazzmom]

I enjoy the print newspapers also for their fact checking. Thank goodness for those reporters who wade through the rhetoric and let us know what is true concerning facts vs. opinion.