Politico: #825 on Ranking.com
With
all the online buzz about ‘fake news’ and its profound effects on public
opinion and allegedly even presidential elections, there is a great need to
have a go-to site for relatively reliable news about any and all things
political. Of course we have the high and mighty journalistic staples like CNN
or NBC (among a couple of others), but those particular news outlets have their
resources laid out thin as they also try to talk about lifestyle, business,
culture, and well you know, typical tuff you’d normally see in the newspaper.
This
is where Politico comes in: an entire site dedicated to all things politically
American (even their ads are occasionally political in nature), but there are a
few pieces they write on global leaders and events that have the potential to
impact the domestic political market.
One
of the good things about Politico is that it is generally neutral when it comes
to spinning off its news (unlike The Daily Beast for the left and Fox News for
those on the right). Politico’s articles also have a personal tone in the way
they are written. Sometimes a few anecdotes or off-the-cuff comments could even
be thrown in every once in a while. This inspires a certain sense of
involvement in whoever is reading, provided of course that the reader is
actually interested that is.
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