The phrase "a news interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an interview conducted for the purpose of gathering information or opinions related to news topics.
Example: "The journalist conducted a news interview with the mayor to discuss the recent developments in the city."
Alternatives: "a press interview" or "a media interview".
These interviews had the largest audience for a news interview in history – 45 million people around the world watched as Nixon admitted his part in the scandal that had led to his resignation two years earlier.
But you have a duty to the American people as a public servant to tell the truth when you speak to the public in a press conference, a news interview or by publishing an op-ed piece in the newspaper, don't you?
Gardner posted on social media Thursday the segment of a news interview in which Trump said as much.
Jurors said that among other things, the fact that Zanger admittedly exaggerated accounts of the confrontation in a news interview following the blow made him untrustworthy.
Tonelli's anti-authoritarian and individualistic style manifested itself during media appearances, including a news interview in which he debated with Reverend Lance Shilton, who had referred to the athletes as traitors.
Tonelli's anti-authoritarian and individualistic style manifested itself during media appearances, including a news interview in which he debated with Reverend Lance Shilton, who had called the athletes traitors.
Just a few days later, on May 9, he made headlines again when he revealed a change in his stance on same-sex marriage, saying during a television news interview, "At a certain point I've just concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that I think same-sex couples should be able to get married".
I am not playing games with the Croatian state," said one in a television news interview, surrounded by a group of angry and frustrated Roma men.
Governor Whitman intensified her crusade after a television news interview last February showed a vibrant, articulate Ms. Shakur, age 50, now a grandmother and author.
The Federal Communications Commission says candidates are entitled to equal time from a broadcaster when an appearance by one isn't part of a newscast, news interview or news documentary.
I did an NBC news interview and a press release.
