What‘s the most basic, objective news site/aggregator?

Question

I am done with too biased news (US, Canada, Germany). I would still like to get updated, once a day, on major &bdquo;news&ldquo; or events.Is Reuters the place to ho? I would like a HN style news site, sans the comments. Just so I know major developments.

photochemsyn · Accepted Answer

Someone on HN recently pointed to News as Facts (global aggregator) and it's pretty solid IMO:
https://newsasfacts.com/
There are some fairly quality regional aggregators, for California for example:
https://www.rtumble.com/

alxmng · Answer

I subscribe to Financial Times for general news, and I read it in an RSS reader (https://sumi.news) which also aggregates updates from other sites I'm interested in (like HN).

qwnp · Answer

Perhaps not specifically what you're looking for, but I've always found Wikipedia's current events portal to be a good source for info on major events.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events

helph67 · Answer

Have been using Daily Rotation for years which allows choices of sites to be regularly presented, no comments. https://www.dailyrotation.com/

369548684892826 · Answer

spidr.today [0] identifies matching stories from multiple news sources and shows the headlines side-by-side. Pretty good for getting different views at a glance.0: https://spidr.today/

xqcgrek2 · Answer

Wall Street Journal or Bloomberg (the wire service, not the website).

What‘s the most basic, objective news site/aggregator?

I am done with too biased news (US, Canada, Germany). I would still like to get updated, once a day, on major „news“ or events.
Is Reuters the place to ho? I would like a HN style news site, sans the comments. Just so I know major developments.

Someone on HN recently pointed to News as Facts (global aggregator) and it's pretty solid IMO:
https://newsasfacts.com/
There are some fairly quality regional aggregators, for California for example:
https://www.rtumble.com/

I subscribe to Financial Times for general news, and I read it in an RSS reader (https://sumi.news) which also aggregates updates from other sites I'm interested in (like HN).

Perhaps not specifically what you're looking for, but I've always found Wikipedia's current events portal to be a good source for info on major events.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events

Have been using Daily Rotation for years which allows choices of sites to be regularly presented, no comments. https://www.dailyrotation.com/

spidr.today [0] identifies matching stories from multiple news sources and shows the headlines side-by-side. Pretty good for getting different views at a glance.
0: https://spidr.today/

Wall Street Journal or Bloomberg (the wire service, not the website).

What‘s the most basic, objective news site/aggregator?

I am done with too biased news (US, Canada, Germany). I would still like to get updated, once a day, on major „news“ or events.Is Reuters the place to ho? I would like a HN style news site, sans the comments. Just so I know major developments.

Someone on HN recently pointed to News as Facts (global aggregator) and it's pretty solid IMO:https://newsasfacts.com/There are some fairly quality regional aggregators, for California for example:https://www.rtumble.com/

I subscribe to Financial Times for general news, and I read it in an RSS reader (https://sumi.news) which also aggregates updates from other sites I'm interested in (like HN).

Perhaps not specifically what you're looking for, but I've always found Wikipedia's current events portal to be a good source for info on major events.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events

Have been using Daily Rotation for years which allows choices of sites to be regularly presented, no comments. https://www.dailyrotation.com/

spidr.today [0] identifies matching stories from multiple news sources and shows the headlines side-by-side. Pretty good for getting different views at a glance.0: https://spidr.today/

Wall Street Journal or Bloomberg (the wire service, not the website).

I am done with too biased news (US, Canada, Germany). I would still like to get updated, once a day, on major „news“ or events.
Is Reuters the place to ho? I would like a HN style news site, sans the comments. Just so I know major developments.

Someone on HN recently pointed to News as Facts (global aggregator) and it's pretty solid IMO:
https://newsasfacts.com/
There are some fairly quality regional aggregators, for California for example:
https://www.rtumble.com/

Perhaps not specifically what you're looking for, but I've always found Wikipedia's current events portal to be a good source for info on major events.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Portal:Current_events

spidr.today [0] identifies matching stories from multiple news sources and shows the headlines side-by-side. Pretty good for getting different views at a glance.
0: https://spidr.today/