anecdote, a short interesting story about a real event or person, sensational, presented in a shocking or exciting way to attract attention, soft news, news about entertainment, celebrities, or lifestyle rather than serious events, hard news, serious news about politics, crime, war, or major events, declining, becoming less or getting worse over time, media, the different ways of communicating news and information, coverage, the reporting of a particular event or subject in the news, disproportionate, too large or too small in comparison with something else, pointless, having no purpose or no useful result, tabloid, a newspaper with short stories, large headlines, and gossip, negligent, careless in a way that causes harm or ignores responsibility, subscriptions, regular payments to receive a newspaper, magazine, or online service, distort, to change information so that it is no longer completely true

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