so if you "hate-read" or indulge in right-wing stories, even to expose them as false, it will give you more of the same. Some tips for a better MSN experience:

Method 1: On the MSN or Microsoft Start Homepage
-Go to MSN.com or MicrosoftStart.com.
-Click Personalize (represented by a gear icon or a slider/list icon) in the top right corner of the news feed section.
-Select My Interests from the menu.Check or uncheck topics (e.g., Sports, Entertainment, Finance) to add or remove them.
-Click Save to apply the changes.

Method 2: Tailoring Individual Stories as You Browse
-To see more of a topic: Hover over a story card, click the three dots (...), and select More stories like this.
-To hide a publisher: Click the three dots (...) on a story card and select Hide stories from [Publisher Name].
-To report bad content: Click the three dots (...) and choose Report an issue if the headline is misleading or inappropriate.

Why use MSN at all? It's not required. I don't get it.

I don't think I've ever even seen the MSN site. You can do the same.

I use Chrome in Windows 10. When I open a new tab, what I see is the Google Search page. I use Google to search for what I'm looking for. Why? Because I use complex Boolean searches in Google, and have done so for years.

I could use Duck Duck Go or Yahoo, if I wanted to, but I prefer Google. If you don't like MSM, use something else.

I avoid news via any MSM outlet or social media platform, and just go directly to the independent sources I trust, such as Consortium News and the journalists who got pushed out of the MSM for rightly questioning our 2003 invasion of Iraq.