What else do people here read to keep up with current events??

[Bleacher Creature]

I obviously spend a lot of time here and often go to articles recommended by fellow DUers. I also follow a few people on Twitter and spend time on Daily Kos and TPM. I used to subscribe to the Washington Post, but got rid of it because I wasn't reading it enough.

What about others? I'm starting to worry that all of this bouncing around online means that I don't spend enough time reading longer articles and essays that really delve into things, but I'm also a little overwhelmed with all of the content available online.

[dewsgirl]

1. Twitter and Wapo.

[blogslut]

2. It's a lot

Don't worry. Read what you can and follow who you trust.

[canetoad]

3. Do you ever go to the

Editorials & Other articles forum? There's a good range of stuff there you don't find in GD.

[Bleacher Creature]

8. That's a great suggestion. Thanks!!

[herding cats]

4. Here's a pro tip.

Put a bunch of reporters (AP, Reuter's, NYT, WaPo, WSJ, etc.) in a twitter list. Only the ones you trust to be real about their investigative reporting. It helps to keep up easily.

I read far too many publications to be honest, I'm an information addict. My subscription list is epically long. Better to just use my hack and then use private/incognito browsing to view if you're just looking for highlights.

[Hortensis]

14. Good tip, need to take a look at it! I'm old-fashioned and still

get email newsletters and headlines from them and from special interest organizations. Propublica's another I like. Incognito hasn't been working as well as it used to for me.

[Polybius]

5. CNN

I know some here don't like it but I've always enjoyed it.

[NRaleighLiberal]

6. DU, TPM, Slate, 538, NYT

my daily nees roll

[Hermit-The-Prog]

7. MotherJones, Vox, The Atlantic, The Guardian, WaPo ...

and, when things get too shitty to stand, visit wonkette.com

[Hortensis]

15. I like all those too. Propublica. I have a love-hate thing

with the NYT. Cancelled subscription twice because of their corrupt promotion of Republican power but run out my free access articles right away every month.

[Glimmer of Hope]

9. Heather Cox Richardson posts the best daily summaries

on Facebook. She always includes something I missed.

[grumpyduck]

10. I try to find outlets that just give you the news

so I can form my own opinion. That's all I want.

So I check four to eight every day and try to avoid spin and opinions.

[yellowdogintexas]

11. Esquire magazine

Charlie Pierce and Jack Holmes are terrific

[bobbieinok]

12. Balloon-juice---Adam Silverman great analysis of international events, Cheryl Roper nuclear, science

[OregonBlue]

13. I read the same ones you do plus The Hill and Politico to get a more conservative prospective.

the guardian is good, especially in following Brexit.

[PasadenaTrudy]

16. Twitter and Washington Post n/t

[phylny]

17. Washington Post subscription.

[Poiuyt]

18. Google News has a good compilation of headlines

Also, I think I'm one of the few people here who likes Rawstory. I don't go to their site, though. I can see their headlines from this site:

https://disqus.com/home/forum/rawstory/

That way, I'm avoiding all the ads that make the site unreadable (unless I click on a particular article).