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Definition for news

noun as in latest information

noun as in mass media reporting

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His son-in-law, he said, was the first to hear the good news.

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The California Republican Party struck another new low last week when news came that its shrinking ranks now make up less than 28% of the state’s registered voters.

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Politicians are using airports as the backdrop for news conferences to air their grievances about the funding debate.

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But with apologies to those people, we’re here to deliver some bad news.

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Ms. Foggie-Barnett, who knew Harris well, says in the catalog, “His mission was not only to cover the news but also to simultaneously counter the stereotypes African Americans were subjected to in the traditional press.”

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