Where I get my news? Where I find it. I have a headline gatherer that I scroll through a couple times a day, and if I see something I need to know more about I will first click the link and read the article then go to a 'competing source' to see what they have to say about it. I'll try for a minute or two to figure out who's slanting what and if need be go to a foreign source. Sometimes Al Jezera, sometimes the Guardian (UK) sometimes Skynet, and others.

I do subscribe to a newspaper. The Odessa Record, the weekly from my little hometown. I trust them implicitly to tell me who died, who was born and how the High School teams are doing. BTW, the Odessa HS boys set a record last year. Undefeated State Champions in football and basketball. The baseball team was ranked #1 but didn't get to play a game. One kid set the new state career record for scoring in Basketball. A pretty good year. It's only 8 pages a week so I don't need to buy a bird to keep Sam company...

25 years. That's how long the US has been working with Russia on the ISS. They just passed 20 years aloft. And typically, the US is getting guzbucked on the costs. When the Russians send people up Americans pay $6 million each. Since the shuttle was grounded the Russians have provided all the service up until Elon Musk and SpaceX qualified to do so. Elon charges $1 million per an he's making money at that.

Speaking of Presidents it'd be Nick Dixon that you are root pissed off at for normalizing relations with China. He sent Forest Gump to play ping pong. (Nixon did open trade with China). tRump has a business in China, and typically, it's a shady and questionable affair. He should have his security clearance revoked for several reasons, not the least of which would be passing classified information around. He can't control his mouth and when he gets to bragging he blurts stuff.

I don't entirely trust the H Biden laptop story because it's Rudy Guilani the hero that found it and gave it to the FBI. With no chain of evidence. It'd get thrown out of court in ANY court in the US.

Well, there is a post sized response without even getting to all the questions.