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News is considered a primary source, i.e. an original source created at the time a historical event occurs (or possibly afterwards) and are directly associated with their creator (or user).
Essentially, a primary source is the subjective interpretation of a witness to an event.
Primary sources serve as the raw documentation, which social scientists use to interpret and analyze the past.
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Anthropology News from the AAA is available via the AN website or as a bi-monthly magazine.
New York Times features articles on anthropology & archaeology.
Thomson Reuters Foundation runs a news website that covers the world’s under-reported stories at the heart of tech and society, inclusive economies, and climate change.
The Left Index covers the literature of the left, with an emphasis on political, economic, social and culturally engaged scholarship both inside and outside of academia.