Obtaining information about what's goin on around us is a good habit to have in this day and age. Staying informed and educated about these topics can help people see what is going on all across the globe about political affairs from country to country, stocks about your favorite company and even how your local bakery is doing after their follower count on social media has sky rocketed. Here are the 5 news sources I use to get my information. I don't often check the news, so i'm not the most informed on many issues or current events.
Social Media
Social medial has been around for a while now, and there are many accounts out there that report information to the public much like any other news source. You can find a politician you like, follow them and then see what posts they have. I personally try to find people that are as unbiased as possible that look into a bunch of other news sources and report both sides as a middle man.
National Geographic
I mainly use National geographic for a lot of the environmental news and stories. I get a lot of their magazines and see what some of the photographer have been up to and some of the research that is done about the environment and also some really cool discoveries from around the world.
New York Times
I use NY Times mainly because I get their magazines pretty often and check their website every now and then. They report about a bunch of issues and current events, so they have a good variety to pick from what you want to read about.
USA Today
Like The New York Times, USA Today covers a lot of different stories, though it focuses solely on what is going on in the US. It's good for finding out what's happening in your country.
Apple News
Apple news is not one that i use often, though I hear about a lot of people who use it and are happy quite happy with it.
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