News is the information about current events, obtained everywhere and at every moment and conveyed to the public in a fast manner. It covers everything from natural calamities to the entertainment world. It also covers the economy, business and finance. News reports are often accompanied by pictures and sound clips to enhance the visual appeal of the report.

Crime: All crimes are newsworthy, but more serious or unusual crimes make bigger headlines. It is also interesting to know about the victims of crimes. Money: Whether it is fortunes made or lost, or taxes, the budget, school fees, food prices or compensation claims, money stories always attract attention.

Celebrities: People are interested in the lives of famous men and women and it is also interesting to know about their controversies, scandals, love affairs, marriages or divorces. The same goes for sports stars, movie actors and musicians.

When consuming the news, it is best to be skeptical and to look into all sides of a story. Doing so will help you avoid falling into a bubble of only hearing one perspective. You can do this by reading several different sources of news and comparing their points of view. Using online news aggregators like Google News will also give you a wide range of perspectives. In addition, try to read at least a few articles from sources that have a known bias. This will help you see that some bias is a normal part of the news-making process and that it can be balanced out by consuming news from other sources with less-biased points of view.