Any Popular, Non-Biased, and Reputable Sources of Politics?

In summary, sources of unbiased information are difficult to find, but if you look for sources that have a pragmatic pro-business bent and are ideologically neutral, The Economist is a good option.
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jim hardy said:
i get same "loading" message.
That's weird. maybe you could try one of those addons that change your IP address so that you appear to be in another country? I wonder if you would get the results then
 
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Sophia said:
That's weird. maybe you could try one of those addons that change your IP address so that you appear to be in another country? I wonder if you would get the results then
I'm not sure the country is the issue. I live in the US and got the same results as WWGD.

Do you get the loading message for all search entries, Jim?
 
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Dembadon said:
I'm not sure the country is the issue. I live in the US and got the same results as WWGD.

Do you get the loading message for all search entries, Jim?

Perhaps we can comapre our OS and web browsers?
I've got Linux Mint and use Firefox
 
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Sophia said:
Perhaps we can comapre our OS and web browsers?
I've got Linux Mint and use Firefox
I have Windows 8.1 and use Chrome.
 
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Wait are we still on topic lol
 
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Derek Francis said:
Wait are we still on topic lol
I was suggesting a search engine to be able to pull one out of a bubble of results.
 
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win7, firefox

tried turning off adblock.
tried in a private window
noticed my ghostery anti- tracker is blocking google analytics and google ajax search on the cuil page -
What ever are they doing over there? If the price of using Cuil's service is letting Google track me, i'll do without it.

meh - computers are just that way.

back to topic, sorry for digression(s)
 
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Much as I loathe it, post-Gingrich NPR is quite unbiased. They report the facts and have no opinion about anything. It's who's winning, who's losing, reports of mass murders, and the weather. All controversy is avoided. Not like the Old Days. It's so vacuous I'd almost rather listen to propaganda.
 
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I find plenty of opinion and politics woven into a passive aggressive NPR, with a viewpoint somewhere left of Venezuela's Chavez but expressed in dulcet tones and with appropriate background music.

GROSS: Can you think of another time in American history when there have been as many people running for Congress who seem to be on the extreme?
(Socialist professor) WILENTZ: Not running for Congress, no. I mean even back in the '50s.
http://newsbusters.org/blogs/tim-graham/2010/10/17/npr-if-youre-just-joining-us-republicans-are-dangerously-extremist

Maybe its me, but I found the 53 NPR pieces on the death of Senator Ted Kennedy a bit extremist.

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/npr-radio-is-the-most-unbiased-media.340343/#post-2365453
 
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jim hardy said:
win7, firefox

tried turning off adblock.
tried in a private window
noticed my ghostery anti- tracker is blocking google analytics and google ajax search on the cuil page -
What ever are they doing over there? If the price of using Cuil's service is letting Google track me, i'll do without it.

meh - computers are just that way.

back to topic, sorry for digression(s)
This is what I could find:
http://thefreedombulletin.com/2008/07/cuils-privacy-policy/
 
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I like One America News Network
 

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