Here's the thing. While most news outlets have a bias one way or the other, I trust those who rigorously fact check their stories and generally rely on multiple sources (or when single sourcing, that source is a known reliable one with a good reputation) before they go to air with a story. This is the reason why I tend to rely on NBC, CBS, CNN and MSNBC as my primary video news sources, and WaPo and NYT as primary "print" media sources for US political news.
But even more than that, I trust sources that will retract a story when they get it wrong or report falsely. The above mentioned outlets do this every time they get it wrong (which isn't actually very often. - its rare that a false story gets past their tough fact-checking standards).
However, this is entirely not the case with Faux News. They clearly do not have rigorous fact checking because they regularly air incorrect stories or false reporting, and then when the are outed for it, rather than issue a retraction, they gloss over the errors with an attitude of "Oh well, moving right along". The only reason I ever tune in to Faux News is to quickly catch up on what lies they are telling their viewers this week.
I have yet to find a right-bias news source as diligent in their reporting as the others I mentioned earlier.
