Do you commonly read news and opinions from sources you disagree with?

[Kingpoleon]

I will admit, I do. The Young Turks, PragerU, Ben Shapiro, and Thom Hartmann are four such examples.

[TheSaint250]

I read DailyKos's Morning Digest, which is occasionally filled with hot takes.

I also read CNN a lot.

[Virginiá]

Sometimes. Of all conservative-leaning outlets, I probably read Fox the most (though still not a lot), and I peak at Breitbart from time to time to see what kind of crazy they are cooking up, although I find them predictable enough where I don't feel a need to get their takes all the time.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

I've had two magazine subscriptions, and they are Foreign Affairs and The Economist. By default, I don't share philosophy with them, but at least the latter I regard as a good source of information (my year with FA I found to be unimpressive). That said, the news apps I have on my phone are NYT, Reuters, and Bloomberg, but I only semi-regularly check Reuters.

I should add that I will unintentionally find myself linked to Jacobin articles, and they're not all bad.

[MASHED POTATOES. VOTE!]

I'm not close-minded, so yes.

[Mr. Reactionary]

I'm not close-minded, so yes.

[SNJ1985]

Yes. You have to know your enemy.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

I read The American Conservative from time to time and post on /pol/.

[Figueira]

Occasionally, yes. There isn't a specific newspaper or anything I follow, but sometimes an article I disagree with will pop up during my web browsing and I'll read it.

A lot of people who accuse people of not doing this are people who think that anyone who reads their point of view will be automatically converted.

[The Other Castro]

My roommate always keeps FOX News on as a joke, so indirectly yes.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

My main source of news is MSNBC.

[Mr. Smith]

Sure.

I disagree with The Atlantic about as many times I as I agree with it.

[Crumpets]

I check out RT pretty regularly, and like to read their takes on US politics. Other than that, only rarely, such as after a major national news story like the Comey firing.

[Dr. MB]

I sometimes read Breitbart, the Daily Caller, and watch Fox News (particularly Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson). I also sometimes watch Paul Joseph Watson on Youtube.

[Sir Mohamed]

Yes, I mostly do. Being only in your bubble isn't healthy. However, I sheldom watch Fox News (other than MSBC, which I turn in almost daily).

[Santander]

My main source of news is MSNBC.

I also read the FT, NY Times, Haaretz, and other typical left-wing rags and news sites. I also watch TYT, albeit mostly for entertainment.

[Grumpier Than Uncle Joe]

I follow tons of flaming lefties on the Twatter.  Hilarious People.