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TRUSTED ONLINE NEWS SOURCES

 Looking for some trusted online news sources? Here are a few to try that provide a range of perspectives. It is a good practice to read across the spectrum for a balanced and informed viewpoint (and also to combat filter bubbles). You can find more curriculum-specific online sources on the media center's Research Websites page.
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The AllSides Mission is to "strengthen our democratic republic by freeing people from filter bubbles so they can better understand the world — and each other." News stories are displayed from the Left, Center and Right of the political spectrum, side by side, to give a complete picture of current events.
The Week describes itself as a source helping readers to understand "all the issues, from all angles." For a balanced perspective, stick to the News section, rather than the Opinion section.
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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Online News has a bias rating of "Center" from AllSides, although at times has displayed a lean-left bias. According to Pew, BBC is more trusted than distrusted among the different ideological groups except for consistently conservative individuals who view BBC as about equally trusted as distrusted.
USA Today is an American daily newspaper that provides both news and entertainment coverage. USA Today has a bias rating of "Center" from AllSides.