I use One America News for both tv and internet.

I just discovered EPIC TIMES. Minutes ago actually, and like what I see so far.

I was more chiming in on the TV comment. The BBC, Jerusalem Post, Wall Street Journal, Australian Trust (I think) Breitbart, Reason, and Drudge.

Here in Los Angeles I watch MHz TV (with antenna)
on 58.4. It has the english versions of news from Germany, France, Japan, China, Russia, Ukraine and others direct from source. Also extremely entertaining detective stories from Italy (Montalbano), Sweden (Wallander, Irene Huss, etc.), Denmark, Finland and France. Better written than most American stuff.

I also do not watch "tv" but I do watch my Amazon Prime from time to time. NFL and NHL is on the ole laptop...

For news, in addition to Drudge: alt-market.com, gulagbound.com, khalling already mentioned zerohedge.com, thedailysheeple.com, and oftwominds.com/blog

I think that'll keep you busy. njoi.

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I still read the Washington Post in print. I read just about anything online for about three sentences and if they haven’t mentioned the topic of the title of the article by then, I usually stop reading. I hate get pulled into any article that has nothing to do with the title.

But where do you get it online--was the question.

Also check into Zero Hedge for economic stuff.

The Economist (if you have a subscription) or if you want to study the opposite side of the Gulch then read MSNBC

Breitbart and Drudge Report.

I stopped watching most TV, ALL MSM news, summer 2008. Get all my info online.

Drudge is great.

I also occassionaly check out Infowars because they'll have the craziest stories which, after a short while, end up having some credibility. Something about the "nothing's crazier than the truth" element that entertains me. But, Drudge is good...

Thank you. Drudge is the first on my morning list.

I mostly look at an aggregater like Drudge Report