Every news source on the internet is tuned to personalise their content, so you never get exposed to anything but what other people click on.
I recommend buying a newspaper. At least then it's not parsed through what data the news source has on you.
But that's no guarantee, newspapers nowadays are typically biased for a general audience instead of giving a personal bias, but they're more or less the closest you can get to news nowadays.
As a general rule; anything that doesn't even know you're looking at it is all you should consider.
Most 'news' won't make history. It's probably better to just pick up a history book; it may be old news, but at least once you learn what happened, its relevancy and decided importance doesn't disappear onto a new topic overnight.
— Ben Caesar
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