Where can I go for unbiased accurate news reporting?

Question

I just watched my local TV news affiliated with CBS, about the anniversary of the war. EVERYTHING he spoke of was bad, nothign good. Good I mean, the freedom the Iraqis have without an oppresive regime, the good the troops do, etc. War is hell, yes, but history has proven, in strife the human spirit shines.

I'm not for the war, I'm not for Bush. I'm not for troops escalation but rather removal. I was for assassination of Saddam and his family, not troop deployment. I am neither dem or repub, since both parties have proven they no longer represent nor are interested in the 'will of the people'.

My Question - Where can I go for unbiased ACCURATE news.

Please respond with a link and not with a story of why I'm a looney liberal or a neocon or your take on the war or your political stance. I want ONLY links to unbiased accurate news reporting.

Thanks in advance

Oh I guess I forgot to say, I don't want your political stance, your view on the war, your opinion of the news...basically don't want what the first responder posted. Guess her comphrension is in the lower IQ bracket.

I think I might just post the people who cannot understand written instructions before I pick the best answer. But before, looks like Gary K wins the retard award for not following instructions.

So lets try it once again. People, I don't care about your opinions on politics, the war, abortion, your mother, gays, culture...it matters not to me. What I asked was a LINK to a site, group or agency that reports UNBIASED ACCURATE NEWS.

Answer 1

try FOX news. they are good.

Answer 2

There is no place to go for unbiased news. I know that liberals are all up in arms about Fox News but it's only because they are so used to the left bias. Brit Hume's - Special Report (It's on every day at 5:00 or 6:00) is good and though he has a slight conservative bias, most of the stories are driven by the AP which has a liberal bias.

At the end of his show he has libs and cons give their opinions on the news of the day and they are professional and don't scream and shout.

Chris Wallace has a program on Sundays on Fox News that is pretty balances but leans left. He also has a panel with libs and cons where they don't scream and shout.

Answer 3

No place. As long as news is reported by human beings, there will be bias and mistakes (and outright lies). The best you can do is read a variety of sources, including blogs (www.iraqthemodel.blogspot.com is a good one), and come to your own decision.

You might be wrong sometimes, but at least you'll be well-informed.

Answer 4

The Iraqis hate our presence. They live in fear of being blown up. Suicide bombers and roadside bombs are an every day occurrence. It might just be replacing one form of oppression for another. I would rather hear that truth than some sugar coated feel good story.
No one source is will give you unbiased news. Listen to as many reports as you can and try to figure out what happened. Every story has a viewpoint.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

There is no such thing about unbiased reporting. It may have existed at one point in time, but now that is not the case.

Today's media is based on quantity, not quality and getting opinions spread like wildfire.

Answer 8

http://www.pbs.org/newshour/

npr.org ( national public radio)


I like these sites, though they may not be actually unbiased, i think they do a better job than the networks because they are public television based.....and they do have some good guests on certain subjects that have actually been to the place and talked to knowledgable people... will watch and see if you get any other answers too id like to know.... maybe check out some european mews site, i dont know of any- maybe someone else can give some thanks

Answer 9

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Answer 10

here ain't no such animal