Where do you read your news?

[Anonymous]

Drudge Report and WMAL 630 on the way to work

[Anonymous]

NYTimes.com

[Anonymous]

NPR. I used to read the NYT, but I can't stand it any more. It's written for younger folk, and it's too thin these days, in keeping with the state of journalism in America in general. Would that my French were better, I'd read Le Monde. WaPO is a waste of time, can't even bear to read it.

[Anonymous]

listen to NPR in the car, read Time Magazine though i don't love it, WaPo for some stories but agree it's declining (sad), think NYTimes is declining too but not as much as the post.

I have to admit, I get a TON of news from newser.com I love that its catchphrase is "read less, know more." Yup, guilty as charged!

[Anonymous]

Facebook

[Anonymous]

I read the Post and NYT online every day, and look at CNN's website every few days. We also watch the local evening news daily.

[Anonymous]

When I was working and riding metro, I got my news from reading the Examiner. It really just gave me snipits, but that was enough. If there was something interesting that I wanted to actually read more about, I would google it when I got to work. I also periodically checked CNN.com at work.

Now that I'm home, sadly, I rely on the Today Show for news. At least it's better than the View!