[ashtonkem]

The issue with the WSJ is the editorial board and the obvious mutual contempt between them and the news side. It’s not uncommon for the editorial board to run whackadoodle stuff that ends up being ripped to pieces by the news staff.

NYT in my eyes appears to be of quite low quality, but I don’t have enough history with them to figure out if this is a new trend or not.

[panarky]

Do you have some links to what you consider to be high quality journalism?

[monoideism]

Here's a pretty good one from NBC news: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EYjG4uequWQ

Just facts, no unnecessary ideology or opinions. Lets the viewer decide.

Now, this isn't always the case with NBC News, but it often is.

Most of 60 Minutes is another example of high quality journalism.

[ashtonkem]

Alas, no. I typically cross compare against multiple publications, along with the knowledge of what the short-comings and biases of each source might be.

[raziel2701]

This focuses on finance and economics so maybe not what you're looking for: https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/