Reliable News Sources*

• The Guardian
• BBC
• Forbes
• Fortune
• Business Insider
• The Economist
• Associated Press
• Reuters
• Politico
• The Hill
• Bloomberg
• Wall Street Journal
• Washington Post
• The Intercept
• Financial Times
• Seeking Alpha (unreliable but fun to read)

*No news source is 100% reliable, and most publishers prioritize their own interests and agendas above informing their readers. Always cross-reference facts and claims against multiple sources, and stay skeptical.

Subreddits for news, finance, & current events*

• r/news
• r/worldnews
• r/stocks
• r/stockmarket
• r/economics
• r/wallstreetbets
• r/epstein
• r/bogleheads

*Reddit is a good source for current events and breaking news stories. However, conversations are moderated by and driven by users, which allows for substantial bias in Reddit discussion threads. Many Reddit accounts are also AI bots that are controlled by people pushing their own agendas and interests. Always remain skeptical of claims made in Reddit discussions.

Subreddits for videos of current events*

• r/war
• r/combatfootage
• r/publicfreakout
• r/crazyfuckingvideos

*These subreddits can be used to find real footage of war, conflict, natural disasters, government activites, anti-goventment activities, etc. Anyone can post videos on Reddit. Always remain skeptical of the source, context, and authenticity of these videos. Some videos on Reddit can be extremely violent and disturbing. Take NSFW and NSFL warnings to heart, and only follow these links if you are comfortable seeing violence.

Paywall Workaround*

• archive.ph

*copy the web address of a paywalled article into archive.ph, and it will often display the full article.

Bias and Reliability Chart For News Sources

• app.adfontesmedia.com