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Any credible right-leaning news sources out there? (endlesstalk.org)

submitted 5 days ago by kebab@endlesstalk.org to c/asklemmy@lemmy.ml

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I have recently came into conclusion that the news sources I follow are almost all either left-leaning or not biased at all. However, I don’t really have many right-leaning sources that I follow. I would like to change this to broaden my spectrum of viewpoints.

However, I am looking for sources that are credible. I have tried looking at r/conservative on Reddit, however literally all the news sources that they use there show up as “mixed” or “low” under the factual reporting category on media bias check: example (and I’ve checked like 15).

So here comes the question: what credible right-leaning news sources are there that actually publish factual information? Right-center are also fine

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[–] Know_not_Scotty_does@lemmy.world 4 points 5 days ago

You shouldn't be looking for a news source that directs you one way or another at all. You should be looking for a news source that presents facts. If you can't find a strictly factual interpretation of the events being reported, then you should focus on understanding the bias in that information and determining why is is there, what the presenter is telling you, and how they want you to feel or react.