News Sources and Evaluation

This tool from AllSides.com helps you "to clarify how you judge your own bias."

Another useful tool from AllSides.com

This interactive chart rates thousands of news sources (web/print, TV, and podcasts) based on reliability/news value and partisan bias.

Aims to "provide readers a sense of the political leanings of the source. This makes it much easier to provide different perspectives on any topic, helping all of us see a more complete picture and better appreciate each other despite our differences." Compare the site's rating with the readers' rating for each source.

This site aggregates current news stories -- but it also shows how many of the news sources reporting on each story fall to the left-of-center, in the middle, or to the right-of-center. It also recommends stories that are in the "blind spot" of both left- and right-leaning sources. See the stories being shared by those outside of your own bubble that your preferred news sources may not be showing you.

This study from the Pew Research Center looked at where people at different places on the political spectrum get their news. Keep in mind that this study was done in 2014.