None. For news, I check out this site and get updates from Arutz Sheva. For any other topic, either a book from the library or Google. I never found a newspaper article to be actually enlightening. They are usually distilled into a small powdered version of the editor’s remains from the writer’s depiction of what he/she gleened from a few sources.
By the way, most often it isn’t even necessary to read past the headline. The headline would read, “Plane crashes, everyone survives”. That piques your interest, and you read on, only to find: Yesterday, at ..:…, in northern …., a small Cessna carrying … people crashed in a wooded area near …. and all four survived. They are in … condition. Ahmed Muhmadda, who was at the seen, said, “Wow!”