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I’m active on https://tildes.net . It’s invite only but got an influx of new users the last couple of days with the Reddit changes. If someone wants an invite, let me know by email (see profile).
Looks interesting. Sent you an email.
The only other news I consume is via AllSides: https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news They take a headline and present an article from different 3 news sources. The 3 sources will include left leaning, right leaning and more neutral new organizations so you get a perspective from all sides.
Seems off they consider AP left leaning and then classify The Hill in the center.
Another way of getting news is an old fashioned newspaper. Being able to leaf through it lets you see headlines and quickly scan an article to see if it's interesting compared to clicking around on the web. I actually find it a fairly nice way to see lots of different things.
There are many things in the newspaper that are interesting to read that I likely wouldn't have clicked on if I saw the title in some news feed.
I've also set up a page so other people can see my subscriptions / what I'm reading: https://sources.werd.io
The only other news I consume is via AllSides: https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news They take a headline and present an article from different 3 news sources. The 3 sources will include left leaning, right leaning and more neutral new organizations so you get a perspective from all sides.
Three sides curated from one source is not “all sides”.
When I find an interesting personal website there I add it to my Telegram RSS feed notifier (@feedzbot), which notifies me twice a day with their new posts. At this point I have 50+ feeds there so the feed is pretty long.