All three major news networks are biased and basically more interested in entertaining their viewers than in reporting anything of substance. As far as TV news goes... I don't see any legitimate options out there.

Fox News is a shill for the Right Wing in America and that's easy to see. MSNBC a Left Wing mirror of Fox News. CNN is more down the middle than the others and I think gets a bad rap as being part of the 'liberal media' the tinfoil hat people whine about. In the end it's about ratings, which = money. If they're making $ being right/left or moderate then that's what they'll feature on the air. I take in as much as I can from lots of different sources before making any judgment on policy. That said, the anti-news media bent in America these day's pisses me off because an active media is one of the pillars of our freedom and I think many people too often forget that.

Fox "News" is what it is. So are MSNBC and CNN. As long as you know them for what they are and take them as such, you are OK, thinking for yourself. Personally I laugh a lot at Fox! My husband watches it faithfully and they always seem to put out real news a few days late and often manage to get crucial details wrong (Fitzgerald vs. Fitzpatrick!). I get most of my unbiased news from C-SPAN 1 and 2 (wish I could get 3) and some on-line sources I trust. There are some pretty good sources that cover the news from a lot of perspectives. I like BBC quite a bit. They are very deadpan, not nearly as exciting as the car chases on Fox, but extremely earnest in putting out the news "straight". There are several on-line sources including a TV show. CFR is really good for panel discussions on all manner of subjects and crosses ideological lines. The MSM seem to always be intent on stirring up trouble where there is none or exaggerating what ther is . Reporters will change sides on an issue in a flash if one side of an issue seems to be dying down. Oh, for Walter Cronkite and his contemporaries from whatever network when ther was such a thing as investigatory journalism instead of cheap entertainment and reporters who read the party line from teleprompters!