How many of you check several news outlets daily?

[grumpyduck]

I can't handle TV news any more, between the pace and the commercials. So I check several outlets online a few times a day to get different takes on stories and try to separate the reporting from the spins and commentaries. Just curious how many of you do that too.

[Sherman A1]

1. Right there with you

I read most of the news online as I’m doing the exercise bike in the early morning. Can’t take the 24/7 Breathless Breaking Cable Noise Infotainment channels.

[sinkingfeeling]

2. I do. My TV never leaves ID or Food Network.

[kimbutgar]

9. ID is my favorite also!

[a kennedy]

12. Me too........love Id, and 2020 on OWN.......

[marble falls]

3. Record it and FF the distractions.

[NRaleighLiberal]

4. DU, Slate, TPM, 538, NYT, CNN sites throughout the day

No TeeVee

[old guy]

5. I do.

Don't have cable and very rarely look at local news broadcasts. DU gets me started.

[FSogol]

6. I get home delivery of the Washington Post. I read it during breakfast.

During the day, I hear NPR and occasionally read the NYT online. DU usually points me to good articles elsewhere.

[BumRushDaShow]

7. DU's LBN is my friend.

[UpInArms]

8. Waves hand

I do that

[empedocles]

10. DU, Wapo, . . . and fox while exercising at gym [to better understand low information voters]

[McCamy Taylor]

11. DU and NYT. WaPo occ. Never watch TV news except the funny kind.

[renate]

13. Wonkette is a really really good source of news

They explain things clearly and have a lot of insight, and they’re funny as hell. They’re all phenomenal writers and I could never choose a favorite, but I have no idea how Evan Hurst is as perceptive and fast and prolific as he is about the Mueller Investigation. Whenever I can’t understand what the day’s bombshell means, I go to Wonketter as well as to DU.

[akraven]

14. Well, yeah...