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Which news sources do you actually trust?
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this post was submitted on 28 May 2025
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There are others, but I'd say these are the top in terms of credibility, investigative journalism, and reliability
That said, it's still best practice to cross verify reporting
The Intercept
Democracy Now
Common Dreams
ProPublica
Mother Jones
Jacobin
Zeteo
Drop Site News
Al Jazeera
+972 Magazine
Human Rights Organizations
Edit: adding Counter Punch
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