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News sources should not have orientations. They should be neutral. If they have a political orientation they are not my favourite source at all
That's not something that exists, nor is it possible.
I know that it is not possible, but actively having an orientation just makes for bad journalism. Reporting on news from both sides, and not sensationalizing news or the way they are reported, should be key factors of any good source of news