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Anything that has any sort of bias or spin is not good, IMO. If I want to read news I'll go to Reuters. But I'm sure someone will tell me that has a bias as well.
So in other words, nothing. I personally think discussion boards like this one are better for news. Though we all have our own bias, atleast we can hash it out. But taking someone else's spin on it and arguing with each other about THE SPIN is totally worthless.
Reuters is one of the least biased news sources out there. But much "bias" is organic to a mode of thinking or concern (hence any internationally-concerned outlet being branded as "liberal" here) and Reuters, I feel at least, often limits the scope of their factual reporting by way of their affirmative anti-bias. Which isn't bad, but also isn't always great.
For my money, you don't get any better original fact reporting than The Intercept. They've recently tried to elbow into the more-profitable domestic partisan sphere, but when they stick to libertarian-style issues (metadata, MIC, surveillance, govt propaganda, foreign wars, etc.), they're top of the class.