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VisitNew York Times

I think this site needs no introduction. The site requires registration, although it is completely free. The Republicans love to bash the New York Times as a bastion of the liberal press, however if that were the case why would people like William Safire and David Brooks be the successful conservative columnists they are? A great site to rummage through for news, editorials, book and movie reviews and much more. - more

VisitBBC World News

As I am sure many Americans do, if you got your news only from Fox, CNN or any other national US news organization, it would be easy to think that the only international event going on right now is the war in Iraq. The BBC is perhaps one of the most evenly presented news organizations in the world, as it reports on all major events taking place around the world. You are not likely to see the Emmy Awards take precedence over famines in Africa here. - more

VisitGuardian Unlimited

I have discovered this site only in recent months, and it has quickly become one of my favorite news outlets. Reading articles and editorials in this page would almost lead one to think that we live in a completely different world than the one reported in the most popular news outlets. The World News page is simply excellent and it's election coverage has been one of the best. It is one of the first sites I read every morning. - more

VisitWashington Post

Another site that needs no introduction. While the site has a whole plate of great features, I have to admit I mostly get political news and editorials from this site a few times a week. - more

VisitGoogle News

If you are not sure what news source to choose from, Google News is a good repository of various newspaper articles posted from a whole plethora of news feeds from around the world. Yahoo News is also a good source, but Google News takes you straight to the horse's mouth, whereas Yahoo keeps you within Yahoo. - more