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And News should not be conserved, but spread about liberally.
(That's like saying that you'd like a conservative return on your investments, rather than a liberal return.)
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I find The Economist to be the best return on value when it comes down to time spent reading the news and the information I gain from it.
Price aside, I only have a few minutes of the day I'm willing to dedicate to keeping up with what's happening in the world. I don't want to waste that time reading someone's opinion on what they deem influential. I want data-backed articles on what impacts the world at large. The Economist delivers that in a concise and balanced way.
Personally, I subscribe to the print edition and listen to a few of their podcasts. In general, the reporting is fair but the editorial has shifted toward anti-Trumpism, which some see as anti-Conservative. It will be interesting to see where they go now that he is out of office.
You probably do get more information with a wsj or ft subscription but you have to sift through a lot of crap before you find the meaty stories. The Economist provides an easier to digest package for most.
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