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Originally Posted by ApK
I'm just guessing here, since I don't tend to read news, but I'll say "No."
If one wants complete and accurate, do what I think you and Tubemonkey suggest: Read several sources, and learn to recognize the biases. Add it in a little follow up of primary source materiel when practical.
Otherwise, just pick a source like you'd pick a film or restaurant critic: Find one who's taste you agree with. Of course, my approach of reading none of them is just as useful, and takes less effort.
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Back in the day when the weekly newsmags mattered, a group of us at work shared our subscriptions to Time, Newsweek, US News, and The Economist. Made it easier to flag some of the lies.