Purposeful search for information on Internet seldom leaves one empty handed. In most instances it's fairly easy to find what one is looking for. In addition, Web page organization (with links to other sites) is such that often one gets much more than expected. While it is clearly impossible to keep following all the links (unless you became addicted, of course ;-), personally, more than once I was satisfied with taking time to follow an accidental link.
Below I offer links to news sites I visit quite regularly.
CNN has a superb multimedia site. They seem to have mastered the art of using the new media in the most consistent manner. I always get more than expected from their site. On the other hand, the anti-Israeli bias on CNN is peerless even among the generally biased world media. When every one else pointed out that the "right of return" was nowehere mentioned in the so-called Geneva "accords", a CNN report insisted its discussion was most detailed which was just an abrasive lie.
It's useful sometimes to get a second look at newspaper reporting practices. Primer Action Center is one of the sites whose purpose is to put reporting distortions on record. Highly edifying eye-opener.
Jerusalem Post is one paper I subscribe to in an old fashioned way. With all due respect to the post service and servicemen, the electronic edition is by far more regular and immediate.