Please accurately name the "sources" from which you get your "information".
More and more, the news I get is from this posters on this site. Usually gives a pretty good discussion of the topics. What happened and what it means are often very different things.
Outside of that, my sources are a mish mash of various inputs from listening to local news radio shows and my daily tortured half hour of propaganda from NBC Nightly News.
Where do you get your "information", and, more importantly, what process do you use to figure it out once you've been exposed to it?
Following the sorting of the conflicting views absorbed and tid bits of news repeated ad nauseam, I then ask the question: "If this is true, what else must be true?"
As an example, I know that the shoes I ordered from DSW arrived at the Fed Ex DC in Indianapolis on 4-15-21. I know that a shooting occurred there.
Asking the question, I have deduced, perhaps incorrectly, that I will not be getting my shoes in time for my trip out of town tomorrow morning in the pre-dawn hours.
Local news tells me that my home town teams are all
really good, all dedicated to winning, all doing everything needed to win and, yet, no championships here since the Colts won the Super Bowl in 2007. ( 7. 6? I really don't recall.)
"If this is true, what else must be true?"
Any word yet on whether or not Maxine Waters will be impeached for inciting mob violence in the streets in Minnesota.
Any word on why that raving ideologue terrorist is even IN Minnesota?