r/anime_titties, I think.

r/worldnews

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r/anime_titties ?

/r/FoxFiction tracks misinformation on right wing media, mostly Fox but others are included sometimes. Check the sidebar for related subs.

Really not many you’ll find the extreme bias of both sides, find an outside source

I'd be wary of such subs. You may get a distorted idea of what's going on or what opinions are popular/unpopular due to the way people up/down vote or the articles they choose to post. I know some people complain about the mods in some subs as they think they're trying to push an agenda by removing certain articles, etc.

It can be interesting to see what some peoples opinions are, but I do recommend you seek news from a variety of reputable sources.

I say all this as some people have told me in no uncertain terms that they want their entire online experience to be one giant echo chamber. They told me that they were aware of what that meant. They knew what an echo chamber was. But they did not want to see or hear anything or anyone that is different.

If they could make it happen some would willingly have their entire life like that, not just online.

Go anywhere else lmao

Lately, /r/politics

seeing all the articles about Trump losing day after day lifts my spirits and restores my faith in humanity.

r/Positive_News

How about r/goodnews

Kinda hard to be neutral at this point. It’s like asking for an honest and neutral opinion on Hitler.

None of them

none are

Literally none.

Subreddits are never going to be neutral. Just get your news from AP and Reuters, which are as unbiased as possible and where many ‘news’ sources get their news, before they spin it to match their narrative.

Don't watch/listen to any news, its mostly just government propaganda anyway.

Subscribe to the rss feeds of your favourite news sources and use an rss feed reader app.

Printed Newspaper, best are weekly newspaper to not have waste of concentration for daily news.

Subscribe to a real life newspaper! Get it delivered to your door

Don’t! 

/r/upliftingnews?

r/MadeMeSmile

r/goodnews

I personally go to a subreddit I like, then click on the top 5 or 10 poster user profiles in that sub to see what other subs they're active in.

I've surprisingly found some good ones that way.

I ask Google, "Does Reddit have a sub for <insert keywords>?" It's usually pretty good.

Sure. There's a search bar. Works great.

Also

r/ListOfSubreddits

and

r/findasubreddit

r/wowthissubexists

Personally, I just search for keywords related to topics I'm already interested in. Then, when the results come up, click on the Communities tab to see a list of subreddits that discuss that topic.

Not an app/site but the United Stand have daily coverage of pretty much everything

Sky sports news is probably the most reliable up to date information. As a english person theres no better news outlet for information on the premier league

Getting a new app won’t make some news appear… There is no transfer news. We’re inept

The bird app is where it’s at, I’m afraid.

There’s also a lot of BS on there too with people putting statements out thinking they’re ITK when they’re not.

There’s Twitter because there are so many journalists like Romano ornstein etc I would advise twitter