Are there any American newspapers left that haven't turned into social media? They all seem to be:

  • Ads
  • Reprint quotes from rich people with no validation or verification
  • Reply guys
  • Ads
  • "Opinion" pieces
  • Reprints from other sources
  • Ads
  • Billionaire buy-outs to kill the platform
  • Ads

Even the local stuff generally doesn't have any investigative aspects anymore.

I know it's been this way for a while but I just now realized that they really are just legacy social media. And that's sad.

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AP news and NPR are pretty much all I read now. NPR seems to have improved significantly since they were doing straight up propaganda for Amazon, but the radio edition still does a lot of puff pieces for billionaire scam projects.
The last time I listened they wouldn't shut up about "the space data centers coming any day now!!"
The written articles are significantly better.
@Tristan @cR0w reuters isn't bad either.
@cR0w
AP has a history of parroting US lies about foreign policy, especially during the first trump administrations Venezuela flashpoint, but the last 4 years has been especially good about not repeating unverified claims from the Pentagon.