ABC News
Often breaking stories quickly, especially with politics and national disasters.
Bloomberg
For when your stocks are down and your blood pressure is up. High-quality business analysis.
CBS News
They keep it pretty straight, with an old-school journalism vibe—think facts first, drama second.
CNBC
Markets, money, and moguls. And occasionally Elon Musk doing something weird.
CNN
Big on breaking news, politics, world affairs. Basically, if it's happening anywhere, CNN is probably on it… with dramatic headlines.
Forbes
Billionaire rankings, leadership advice, and a sprinkle of hustle-culture inspiration.
Fox News
Loved by conservatives, loathed by liberals (and vice versa for CNN). Big on opinion pieces and culture wars.
Los Angeles Times
West Coast focus, but solid national coverage too. Expect Hollywood gossip and wild wildfire stories.
NBC News
Clean interface, solid journalism, and lots of video. If you want a middle-of-the-road take, this one’s a decent stop.
Reuters
Straight facts, minimal flair. Good if you like your news like your coffee: black, no sugar.
The New York Times
Pulitzer-packed, globally respected. Subscription-heavy, but the writing? Chef’s kiss.
The Wall Street Journal
The OG business brainiac. Subscription required, but it’s where CEOs go to read about themselves.
The Washington Post
Owned by Jeff Bezos, investigative gold. Expect deep dives and political intrigue.
USA Today
Simple, visual, and digestible. If the news had a travel-sized version, this is it.