I've really got no idea what to believe on the internet anymore. There seems to be such an enormous number of niche websites, some of which seem incredibly well written,, well designed, considered and robust, and some of which are wild propaganda, or edited by maniacs and it's very ( and increasingly) hard to know the difference. Generally, the more they claim to be "representing real voices" and "about fairness and giving a voice" and "believing in debate from all sides" - the more they seem to be right wing nut jobs. Which is troubling. The more they are about progress and what's "right", the more likely to be liberal lunatic fringes. I wish there could be a browser plugin that would change the font to shades of red or blue based on bias, and make the font bolder or thinner based on website popularity. I'm aware of sites like mediabias, but we need more. These are examples of what I mean, NO idea how "good" they are. www.unherd.com www.tabletmag.com www.thepostmillennial.com www.theintercept.com www.bustle.com www.areomagazine.com www.hedgehogreview.com www.theepochtimes.com www.washingtonexaminer.com www.alternet.org www.reason.com www.theconversation.com www.realclearscience.com www.fairobserver.com www.insidesources.com www.salon.com www.fee.org www.propublica.org …see more