Fake news, False stories that appear to be news, often spread on the internet to influence people’s opinions., Bias, A tendency to support or oppose a particular side of an argument in an unfair way., Go viral, To become popular or successful extremely quickly by being shared many times on the internet., Headline, The title of a news story, usually printed in large letters., Article, A piece of writing about a specific topic in a newspaper or magazine., Broadcast, To send out a program on television, radio, or the internet., Source, The person or place where a journalist gets their information., Tabloid, A type of newspaper with small pages and many photos, often about celebrities., Correspondent, A reporter who focuses on a specific topic or a specific country., Front page, The first page of a newspaper containing the most important news., Editorial, An article that gives the official opinion of the newspaper's editor., Live, A report that is broadcast at the same time it is happening., Footage, Film or video of a particular subject or event., Commercial, A short television advertisement for a product or service., Viewer, A person who watches a television program., Ratings, A measurement of how many people are watching a program., Weather forecast, A report explaining what the weather will be like soon., Breaking news, News about an important event that is happening right now or was just announced., Trending, A topic or story that is currently very popular and being discussed by many people online., Update, A news item that gives the most recent information about a story that started earlier., Live feed, A continuous video or audio broadcast of an event as it is happening.

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