Yes you can its called BBC News or other foreign news outlets that air shows in in the US.

Watchable, except their talk show formats. They do a good job in bringing people in that have differing viewpoints but it gridlocks immediately and the moderator always has a side. Didn't like O'Reilly too much, but hes gone. When it comes to actually reporting, they do a serviceable job. Still prefer my local stations tho

Considering that they're one of the only conservative major news outlets available and that they catch alot of shit from the left, they're more objective in comparison to cnn or msnbc but they do have their faults. Hannity needs to tone down a bit to be honest. I watch them sometimes when a big story is breaking but other than that, I don't watch it much. I don't watch any cable or satellite.

I read alot of articles and pay attention more to internet based news because it's more rapid pace or up to date. Youtubers are surprisingly good at sniffing out angles on stories or stories themselves that the major news networks sometimes miss.

Thx. And the presidents are also all the same. Trump included. No one gives a shit about us.

They're conservative, but at least they admit it unlike some liberal networks like CNN etc.

52% of their coverage of Trump has been negative as opposed to 93% negative on CNN so I think they're far more balanced. I'm in Australia though so I only get to see Youtube clips from these networks and can't watch them in their original format anyway.

Yep, all presidents are shit too.

48% positive coverage for trump! Seems far too much WRT what he's actually achieved,

Or do you think every topic should have a 50-50 balance?

eg 50% positive ISIS coverage, 50% positive coverage for people that believe in a flat earth etc

Fox, along with every other major news outlet, is there to tell you what to think. It takes a strong mind to watch any if it and come away with your own opinion.

My take while watching the news is to always play devil's advocate. If my argument is too compelling, then I change the channel. After all, if I can dismantle their narrative as part of a game with myself, then they don't really have a story.

That's why I end up looking like I defend Trump a lot. In actuality, I'm just trying to figure out why they would bring so much attention to menial things. What's really happening right now that the news doesn't want me to know about?

NPR, 60 Minutes, PBS, and the BBC are fantastic news.

ABC, CBS Nightly, and Time are decent, but still real news.

CNN, and MSNBC are bullshit speculation trash with a light touch of left wing opinions, but mostly unbiased.

NBC is a garbage Fox News wannabe. They hired Megyn "my parents can't spell for shit" Kelly as an anchor. Might as well have hired a KKK clansmen.

Fox is at the bottom of the tier. They aren't news. They are pure unadulterated propaganda. Trump could rape babies, and throw kittens in a blender, and Fox would report it as a job well done. On the other hand Obama could cure cancer and Fox would find a negative spin on it.

Fox News is a Republican cheerleading media channel. Fox News claims to be: "fair and balanced". Fox News are notorious for making stuff up and disrespecting experts that dare argue against Fox News.