Top Conservative news websites
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Rankings
| Rank | Information Source | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | GatewayPundit | Tremendous writing, with a rapier wit, and the national leader in breaking honest news on big stories like the events in Ferguson, Missouri |
| 2 | The New American | Consistently conservative news and commentary; emphasizes issues related to globalism and national sovereignty and the left-wing push for world government that even many conservative outlets choose not to cover |
| 3 | Breitbart | Breaks some big stories and exposes liberal deceit, takes a strong conservative stance on most issues, including even on social issues |
| 4 | CNS News | Uniquely informative news across all issues, including social ones; a top-quality news site in every respect |
| 5 | Patriot Update | Founded in 2009, Patriot Update is a leading conservative news source for the everyday American. |
| 6 | Newsbusters | Insightful, original, and good across all issues; exposes liberal deceit well |
| 7 | LifeSiteNews | Terrific focus on pro-life and other moral issues; savvy and original ... and doesn't suffer fools lightly |
| 8 | WorldNetDaily | Excellent conservative news and commentary source, but still allowed a column that savaged Todd Akin |
| 9 | Washington Times | A conservative news source from the nation's capital |
| 10 | Conservative News and Views | Relatively new, covers a variety of conservative issues but mostly politics |
| 11 | OneNewsNow | A division of the American Family News Network, reporting on general news with liberal selection bias |
| 12 | CBN News | Good source for issues related to Christianity from a theologically and politically conservative standpoint |
| 13 | Fox News | FNC's primetime hosts (as of 2017) are strongly conservative and pro-Trump. In general, it takes a slightly more conservative stance than the rest of the mainstream media and covers stories that the MSM chooses to skim over or not to report on. However, it still has some left-leaning bias, is run by the globalist Murdoch family, and it has censored many conservatives[1] and downplays the social issues (for example, see: Fox News and homosexuality) |
| 14 | The Hill | terrific source of news from Washington, D.C., usually without liberal bias (although its comment section is overwhelmed with snide anti-Trump and anti-conservative comments by irrational liberal posters) |
| 15 | Lifenews | has lots of abortion-related stories, and prioritizes them well, but is not critical enough of politicians who pretend to be pro-life |
| 16 | Hotair | typically links to other stories, often with a neoconservative emphasis rather than socially conservative |
| 17 | RedState | unhelpful or worse on social issues, such as piling on against Todd Akin amid the media bullying, and very anti-Trump during the 2016 presidential election. Otherwise, a decent source for conservative news and commentary |
| 18 | Christian Science Monitor | refreshing in its lack of lamestream media liberal bias |
| 19 | Orange County Register | the newspaper for the region that once propelled Ronald Reagan to become the governor of California, and then the President of the United States |
| 20 | Voice of America | worth reading from time to time |
| 21 | Terry Hurlbut | CP administrator Terry Hurlbut at the Examiner |
| 22 | Pro-life blogs | a good compendium of blogging on the pro-life issue |
| 23 | the 1461 | following the Obama Administrations use and Abuse of the Executive Order and more |
| 24 | Junkscience | exposing the global warming hoax and other liberal falsehoods masquerading as science |
References
- ↑ Conservatives censored (or subjected to hostile interviews) by Fox News include Newt Gingrich (after Fox News decided to back Mitt Romney), Ron Paul, Pat Buchanan, Tom Pauken, Rev. Tom Euteneuer, Michael Steele, J.D. Hayworth, Steve Lonegan and Tom Coburn; Sharron Angle was rarely on Fox News, far less than John McCain was, even though Angle's race was far more important than McCain's.
