This is just my opinion, and fwiw I might be totally wrong or off-base, and I am open to suggestions:
Consume your news from multiple sources across political, cultural, and social spectrums.
Know where each source comes from, and who is paying for it.
Familiarize yourself with what are generally considered "objective" sources as well. So, in the instance of the Russia/Ukraine war, I've been using wikipedia, because it more or less states the facts of events as they happen, without too much bias. So I can make my own opinions. And since it is open-source, everything there faces tons of scrutiny.
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