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I just run a locally containerised rss feed aggregator and have my own news feed.
https://legiblenews.com once per day for major news headlines.
If you want to bypass the (unethical) middleman, try this feed:
https://www.to-rss.xyz/wikipedia/current_events/
Edit: oh. you’re the middleman. https://bradgessler.com/projects/legible-news/
https://legiblenews.com once per day for major news headlines.
FYI is a 1:1 repackage of Wikipedia current events page. Without citing the original source. If you want to bypass the (unethical) middleman, try this feed: https://www.to-rss.xyz/wikipedia/current_events/ Edit: oh. you’re the middleman. https://bradgessler.com/projects/legible-news/
It’s about as unethical as clicking the “Reader” button in your browser.
All news is toxic. I don't read it.
For casual browsing and deeper reads I find myself going here: https://marginalrevolution.com/ https://restofworld.org/ https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/ https://pudding.cool/ https://www.nytimes.com/timeswire
Scrolling through that pudding site, right away I notice the tell tale sign of midwit misconception. - a story makes claims about women in the news, without any controls or comparison to men (i.e. it's useless) - a story presents one of those toy economic models about random trades between people, not realizing they are complete nonsense with zero predictive power This is just what I notice on a first visit. It's ext…