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Breaking news is a term used to refer to recent breaking news stories. The term has replaced the previous term, “news bulletin,” and is used by local news stations and media outlets to emphasize the exclusive nature of the coverage. However, not all viewers believe that these stories are noteworthy. As such, breaking news has many other meanings. This article will explain how to decipher current news. But first, let’s clarify what it means.
Current news is a broad category that includes everything from local news to the most widely-read stories. It’s not only important to be informed on local news, but it’s also important to keep up with current events in your community. Fortunately, there are numerous resources online that provide access to current news. Here are a few sites that may have something you’re interested in:
Breaking news can last a few minutes to several hours, depending on the story and coverage. Certain events such as the John F. Kennedy assassination, for example, may last days. In such cases, local affiliates can inform viewers in advance of these interruptions. Special topical graphics may also be used during this time, such as those of a presidential candidate’s impeachment proceedings. However, when it comes to breaking news, you should not be surprised to see the words “breaking news” and “special report” combined.
