Then I guess I'll be watching the "Weekend Update" segment of SNL more frequently...
...which is itself hugely slanted to the left by the cast of SNL, but at least it's openly satire. Or you could watch John Steward's Daily Show or The Colbert Report.
My observation of the news agencies leads me to believe the following:
1. There
is no such thing as objectivity in news reporting. Any claim to objectivity is either a self-delusion on the part of the reporter or just a lie for deception. I don't mind the fact that Fox News is right-wing, my problem is that they claim to be "fair and balanced", which is bulls*** and they know it. If they would just own up to what they are then at least they'd be honest. Same goes for the left-wing networks, especially MSNBC, which is a complete joke and should rename itself OCN, the Obama Cheerleading Network.
"Objective" news reporting is a product of the progressive era, a foil to get you to believe nonsense. Listen to what Fox and MSNBC and the BBC have to say, but do not take it at face value. Your brain is required for best results.
2. All news agencies that wish to remain relevant or mainstream toe the party line lest they get marginalized.
That is why after 9/11 even the liberal news agencies in the US were beating the drums for war. Arguning against war was not only unpopular, it was also a good way to lose access to the White House and other high-level politicians, which is a career-killer for reporters and a ratings killer for TV shows.
That's why alternative views are shoved under the carpet on TV news, except for the occasional ratings prostitution by being outrageous.
To get a diverse view of news events you have to go online and be inquisitive, and you have to be both active and discriminating. Again, your brain is required for best results.