Best news on internet
By Quiplet
@Quiplet (255)
United States
September 2, 2009 3:28pm CST
Where do you go to get the news? I no longer get the paper delivered, but I do have my favorite websites for news. The Drudgereport is a must. I also love Michelle Malkin's Hotair, then Fox news. I even venture over to CNN to see their views on popular political points.
I admit, I visit some quirky places too, such as Unknowncountry and coasttocoastam. Yes, they do have political news sometimes.
Wow. And to think all I used to read was the Houston Chronicle or Milwaukee Journal.
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@Rollo1 (16679)
• Boston, Massachusetts
3 Sep 09
I read a lot of different sites. I usually check the weather first, then Fox and Drudge, then CNN to see if their headlines are anything like those two. They generally are not. I also have ABC and CBS on my list, but don't go there very often. I don't check blogs like Malkin very often, but if I do it's from the links on Drudge and I might visit several - Jonah Goldberg, Ann Coulter and others. I also check the BBC. I like to see the tabloid stories on the Daily Mail and I have been known to read the Telegraph and The Times. I don't have much use for the Guardian. I also check up on Science Daily now and again and Eurekalerts for breaking headlines in the medical and science fields. I recommend them for keeping you surprised with how often scientists change their minds. There's a reason it's Science Daily and not Weekly...
