Zerohedge is entertaining, I always look for the sources in the articles I find interesting, so I can sometimes just read those instead or cite those.

ZH's formulaic way of writing sensational bearish pieces gets a little tiresome after you notice it (posted submitted by guest readers like this one don't follow this format):

Intro about main point

Background on main point

Quote from the source about the main point, repeating the background section but in italics

Controversial next point, with a bolded section

Quote from the source about the controversial next point, repeating the exact prior section, but in italics

Tweets

Two line conclusion, with a finance pun.

I try to just read Bloomberg or Wall Street Journal directly. But Zerohedge's decade long bear market porn is so entertaining.

They used to have credit market specialists writing, but it seems they don't stick around for long.