This list is by no means exhaustive and it would be appreciated if you, the students, could make some suggestions to help grow this list.
The following news sources are recommended not due to their political leanings but because they a) are English language news sources b) have large amounts of free articles c) are established and credible news agencies and d) in most cases they are considered broadsheet newspapers rather than tabloids
"It may be hard to separate the objective reporting of news articles from editorials and other opinions in a newspaper. Typically, editorials appear in a specially labeled section to make it easier for readers to tell news articles from opinion pieces. News reporters gather factual information ... The product of their observation and research is a news article, which intends to inform readers.
Different papers often express a viewpoint, but this is usually done by choosing which stories to cover and which information to present; a news article typically does not come right out and express opinion.
An editorial, on the other hand, may be based in fact, but its main purpose is not to inform, but to express opinion. Editorials are a special category of opinion pieces that express the viewpoint of an editor or, at larger papers, an editorial board; as such, they represent the opinion of the paper as a whole..." Read more here.