News outlets act like they have a monopoly on truth, which you even believe, yet it's the truth about useless facts. Get CNN or Breitbart to report on Apple child labor, expose wall street, or expose the impact of consumer products on the environment and then I'll listen.

political news is a waste of time and probably a net negative for an individual. That's MY truth which you won't find on CNN or breitbart's twitter feed.

I actively avoid political news (it sucks it is showing up here on HN).

CNN does cover apple child labor: https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/17/tech/apple-microsoft-tesla-de... and consumder products on environment: https://www.cnn.com/2020/07/23/world/plastic-pollution-2040-...

EDIT: I don't like CNN fwiw.

CNN Business and CNN World are different than the main CNN Politics tv channel, right?

I was mainly talking about political news, I do occasionally browse some mainstream business news.

> CNN Business and CNN World are different than the main CNN Politics tv channel, right?

There is no “CNN Politics” TV channel, nor is there a “CNN World” (“CNN International” is a thing, though) or “CNN Business” (there used to be CNNfn, but its been gone for more than a decade) channel.

“Business”, “Politics”, and “World” are sections of the CNN website; the corresponding content would generally all be covered, on TV, by the main CNN channel.

The truth is most news and media organizations who have established television networks (MSNBC, CNN, FOX, Whatever else) also have separate editorial for linear programming and digital news. They don't serve the same purpose or the same audience. It's why you can find CNN digital as less biased than CNN linear or Fox News digital might call a state early because their analysis says one thing but the talking heads say another.

Why would Apple's labor violations be under CNN Politics? Apple is a business, not a political party.

Yup. Which is why I avoid political news and think it's pointless for most people.