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The community dedicated to boycotting the US until they stop fascism, restore full democracy and start following international law.

Americans have a moral obligation to resist Donald Trump and project 2025 at every turn.

America is a flawed democracy currently being ruled by oligarchs. Stop the backslide! Dont let America become the next Hungary.

America needs to challenge the court rulings of citizens united v. fec and shelby county v. holder, protect the media, implement independent district drawing, and the single transferable vote so they don't end up having people stay home in life-changing elections because they cannot vote for their favourite candidate.

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What is the avaliable alternatives to Bloomberg, Reuters, New York Times, Politico and The Verge? (reddthat.com)

submitted 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) by [email protected] to c/boycottus

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I want to switch from those American for profit news outlets to Euro or non-profit news outlets, what are my options?

I will list the ones I know and I find here:

Bloomberg: TBA.
Reuters : Associated Press.
New York Times: Follow The Money, Mediapart.
Politico: The Guardian.
The Verge: The Register, Techzine, Heise.

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[–] Yoga 11 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (1 children)

Reuters is Canadian

That said I think choosing the AP as an alternative is still good as far as organizational hierarchy goes.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 week ago

Reuters aid government agencies in their investigations.

Matter of fact, they got sued for their privacy.

More about this:

On Oct. 11, a San Francisco judge gave preliminary approval to a settlement that would see Thomson Reuters cough up $27.5 million, mostly to state residents. The deal caps off a legal battle that began in 2020: Two Alameda County activists sued the media giant over its Clear product, accusing the company of compiling millions of people’s personal data and putting it up for sale on the searchable database.