Epoch has a very good track record, OANN not so much.  Daily caller is the by far the best outlet in my opinion, for actual real news. https://old.reddit.com/r/TruthLeaks/comments/6eyb88/list_of_news_outlets_that_covered_the_awan_story/ BLP in my opnion is one of the most honest. That said they also didn't cover awans. Their site is garbage in terms of ads, and they track their ads more than many, which I have a beef with, but they have to make money and I get that. BLP I can tell you very first hand as a mod on reddit, that even if you use your moderator powers to "approve" BLP on reddit, the entire site is aggressively sitewide banned, and so if I want to post BLP, I have to archive it first and then submit the archive link.  They will eventually find a way to ban that but until then I still threat BLP links because it's a quality site Any site that didn't post about IMRAN AWAN before a certain date is a garbage site and unfortunately OANN has failed this test.  On 3/22/2017, they posted a story abvout the awans, sindicated from RT, which has some credibility to me, and then immediately unpublished it because of the westminster islamic attack stepping on it.  I was like, why not run BOTH stories? Someone told OANN to unpublish. WHo? Why did they comply if they are legit journalists? Anyway  I know about the article because they forgot to scrub it from their RSS feed (amateurs) You see when you publish shit, it gets added to an RSS feed which gets "cached" and when you unpublish, the RSS feed doesn;'t necessarily get "rewritten" (deleted from cache, and then edited, republished and cached) So you end up seeing a lot of articles published and then removed.  ZH is infamous for this.  They publish things all the time and then unpublish I see it all, because I use RSS still Everyoen should use RSS...it cuts out 95% of the inter-crap like ads ad images, javascripts etc.  it's just text and images, in a fast to read format  (QUITERSS is an open source app on all platforms that I highly recommend..it's fantastic software)