If you, like me, prefer to listen and/or watch something instead of reading articles then I recommend checking out these outlets. (To recommend more, reach out via my contact form)
Why are corporate media untrustworthy? ◘ The Role of Media in Capitalist Systems ◘ Polls show that almost no one trusts US media after decades of war propaganda and lies ◘ How The Media Controls The Masses ◘ It's a Mediaopoly ◘ The Smith-Mundt Modernization Act and the Weaponization of Information: How U.S. Propaganda Was Turned Inward
Those who call themselves journalists while supporting and defending the evils of capitalism, empire, and the corrupt power structure are not journalists. They're propagandists. All bourgeois sources/supporters of capitalism and the corrupt power structure lie, whether they know it or not. Lies take no effort to find, but finding the truth and developing one's critical media literacy, that takes time and dedication.
Due Dissidence
Marx Engels Lenin Institute
This Youtube Channel discusses current events and political theory from a Marxist perspective, presented by Alexander Mckay. - Rumble Channel
The Juice Media (Includes discussions and comedically honest political ads)
Going Underground
Note: Despite these recommendations. I do not agree with every outlet and person on absolutely everything, but they are vastly superior to Bourgeois propaganda outlets and personalities.
Documentaries:
The Crime of the Century - you watch it here for free, but be sure to have a good ad blocker enabled or you can just watch it on HBO, Hulu, Youtube, etc.
The Panama Deception (1992)
Outside the Law: Stories from Guantánamo (Trailer)
Finding Rewi Alley, the New Zealander who made a lasting, massive impact in China (Short)
What the Health? (2017)
Earth's Greatest Enemy (trailer)
Thirteen Days (2000)
The Wobblies (1979) (You can find torrents of this documentary)
Australia's Dark Secret: The Inhumane Treatment of Indigenous Peoples
Daily life in North Korea - “My Brothers and Sisters in the North”
There's a good chance that I would disagree with the host(s) on a topic or two outside of their work on their corresponding documentary.