I was actually just searching for information on unbiased news source on Lemmy earlier but was not able to find much, so I went ahead to search Reddit. I found the top post for this thread informative, and here's the list of the main points:

• There is no such thing as unbiased news.
• Get news from multiple sources with opposing biases, and form your own opinion.
• Avoid media outlets whose business model incentivizes sensationalism.
• If a story seems even slightly questionable, find a confirming source.
• Be aware of the reliability of your sources.
• Journalists and editors are not, on the whole, bad people.

I think it's important to exercise critical thinking and try your best to recognize biases in articles. It helps to try to discern words/opinions that are meant to sway how you think and feel versus facts that you can attempt to fact check.

I found this news bias chart (which in itself can have bias), that was shared from this Reddit post, which I used to add more news sources to help broaden my view. For sites that do not have RSS feeds, you can use one of these RSS bridges to subscribe if it's supported.

I also stumbled upon these, from posts I don't remember, which might be useful:

• Ground News
• AllSides
• Tangle News