I can never bring myself to look at at Breitbart because I am sure it would leave me spitting blood, but I did follow Bipartisan Report for several months after Trump was elected.
There is also an app, but it is very basic. You can't click through to the main story, and you can't leave comments, but you will get an idea of whether it is worth visiting the main site.
It is ridiculously OTT left wing, but I once read that the one time they were accused of putting out a story in error, they apologized and retracted it. It has some real laugh out loud quotes and Trump Euphemisms, but the banner headlines are repeated over and over, and it wears you down. Oft used headlines are '...like a boss', '...and it's a doozy', 'Twitter is about to explode', '...and it backfires instantly'... You get the picture. By the time you've read those headlines for the hundredth time, you've had enough.
Do you all know the trick with the subscription newspapers like The Washington Post? They give something like a dozen free story click throughs a month, before locking you out with a 'you need to subscribe' pop up. So just open it in a Private Browser window, and keep on reading. You'll still get the occasional lockout, but closing and reopening a private window gets you up and going again. It does not work on all news sites IIRC. I think it is either the LA Times, or New York Times, that still manages to count your unsubscribed reading.


