Favorite Net News Sources? (Cell Phone is a Plus)

[_MeDotOrg]

I'm a news and politics junkie.

I like to read, not watch videos. I like sites that load fast, and I like sites that go behind the initial story. I also spend almost 2 hours a day on public transit, so cell phone sites are a definite plus.

Suggestions?

[_ludwigm]

I'm a news and politics junkie.

I like to read, not watch videos. I like sites that load fast, and I like sites that go behind the initial story. I also spend almost 2 hours a day on public transit, so cell phone sites are a definite plus.

Suggestions?

I am 70.
I can read --- videos and podcasts are for illiterates.
I spend only 1.5 hours a day on public transit, during them I read printed books.
Cell phone sites are/were a definite plus charge. I use them only at home, and at other free wifi areas.

You may call me conservative, which I am not. I am only poor.

[_honorentheos]

This is a bit like Philip K Dick dropping in to let us know he has time to kill and could anyone recommend some good short science fiction?

[_Quasimodo]

I'm a news and politics junkie.

I like to read, not watch videos. I like sites that load fast, and I like sites that go behind the initial story. I also spend almost 2 hours a day on public transit, so cell phone sites are a definite plus.

Suggestions?

Google News is one of my favorites. It's pretty straight forward and just links you to the original news source.

Huffington Post has a lot of content, but tends to make you suffer through too many ads.

If you have an interest in history, I love this little site:

http://www.archaeologica.org/NewsPage.htm

Archeologica compiles news stories about historical matters from around the world. It updates every day or so