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Yes, but it is also important to financially support good journalism. That is what I am looking for in this post. That does not mean it is the only source of news one should read.
If you are looking for stuff to financially support specifically, I think sites that handle leaks are probably your best bet. They always need money between all the legal shit and the infrastructure that requires.
I would not have though of that. That's a very good recommendation! Thanks!
Sure, but I'd argue good journalism doesn't have much to do with having a bias. It's perfectly possible for somebody to write good investigative journalism while having a particular bias. So, it's not so much about the bias itself, but rather their ability to present the facts, to explain the relationships between the events, and to paint a broader context for the story.
What I think your actual concern might be is regarding deceptive reporting where people try to paint things as something other than what they really are.
I think that's a better way of explaining what I meant with unbiased. It was an oversimplification on my side.