An ongoing development in local, national, or world affairs.

A town crier is an example of this type of news during Medieval times.

Labeling either conservative or liberal politicians as extreme.

A story based on the facts.

The two major political parties in the United States.

A person who writes articles for a news organization.

Pamphlets are a modern example of this type of news.

Placing news stories to downplay information supportive of either conservative or liberal perspectives.

Title of any newspaper article.

The donkey mascot for the Democratic Party originated with this president.

All the means of mass communication (newspapers, TV, radio, websites, magazines).

This type of news is the most widespread form of news today.

Including more sources that support one view over another.

All the media and agencies that print, broadcast, or gather and transmit news.

The biggest leak of international corruption in the history of journalism.

A false report aimed at injuring the reputation of a person.

Three examples of broadcast news today.

Leaving one side out of an article.

Believable and trustworthy.

A form of broadcast news from the 19th century.

Based on facts and not affected by personal feelings or prejudice.

One of the main responsibilities of the news media is to hold this institution accountable for its actions.

When the story has only one interpretation of an event or policy.

Based on personal feelings.

Four candidates who are currently running for president (two Democrats & two Republicans).