Mainstream news outlet readers are happier than their fake news reading counterparts

Tom McGillick investigates the findings of a report which claims mainstream news-reading millennials are happier and more financially stable than their alternative news-loving peers.

Nothing about the current state of news and current affairs gives much cause for optimism. These days, even our most mainstream news outlets regularly eschew impartiality and openly barrack for specific political outcomes, leaving them open to the same accusations of hyper-partisanship that only a few years ago were used to ridicule the most paranoid of fringe digital news titles.

But with print news seemingly too sick to save, and everything that took place to undermine the credibility of mainstream news outlets in the past year alone, it’s surprising to see so little discussion around what effect these trends will have once fully borne out.

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