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How much should I care about news?
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Also try Double Down News
https://www.doubledown.news/
Because we like click bait headlines and over dramatization?
But seriously, I'd never heard of it and just checked it out, and I can't get past the ridiculous headlines while claiming to be unbiased.
The titles are extreme because the topics they discuss and are trying to point out are extreme.
These journalists and writers are criticized for pointing out outrageous, extreme and unbelievable events in the world that are actually occurring.
Yet they would also be criticized for NOT pointing out outrageous, extreme and unbelievable events in the world that are actually occurring.
Double Down News is an actual counter point to the current establishment and they are not afraid of pointing out difficult truths to actually inform people to the dangers of the world rather than in ignoring, playing down or white washing current events in the world.