[hotpotamus]

Who would you consider a valid conservative if not the most mainstream conservative news organization? I have the utmost respect for David Frum and a lot of the "Never Trump" type conservatives who clearly actually believed in their principled ideas, but even they would tell you that they're a minority of a minority. It's often hard to tell if Fox News is leading or following mainstream conservative opinion (and of course it's never that simple), but clearly they track the majority opinions of people who consider themselves conservative.

[no-dr-onboard]

I’ve found that thoughtful opinions are best sampled on an individual to individual basis and not easily found by reading articles from a news organization.

News orgs are rushing to print the story and (at most) only include small tidbits of reactionary analysis. It isn’t the fault of the individual as much as it is the medium. The medium inherently lacks depth.

Two places to start: Daryl Cooper, Michael Tracy.

[no-dr-onboard]

Just some retrospective on this. The more I look into Michael Tracy, the more I find myself regretting suggesting him. Perhaps replace him with Dan Carlin.

[mrkstu]

Reason.com (libertarian rather than conservative, but thought is multi-axis anyway) realclearpolitics.com (they are an aggregator, but host some of their own content at well that leans right) nationalinterest.org wsj.com www.theamericanconservative.com

Faith affiliated:

thetablet.org Deseret.com tabletmag.com

And this site appears to exist to aggregate quality news from every angle:

https://www.allsides.com/unbiased-balanced-news