The phrase "addressing news" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of dealing with or responding to news events or information.
Example: "In today's meeting, we will be addressing news related to the recent policy changes."
Alternatives: "discussing news" or "responding to news".
However, despite digital hyperlocal news providers addressing news gaps and democratic deficits in many areas across the UK, their coverage across communities remains patchy.
Here, Kushner is addressing news The Post broke in late May: That he tried to set up a secret back channel between the Trump transition and the Russian government, and that he floated the idea of using Russian diplomatic facilities for the transmissions.
Addressing news cameras, Chase wondered aloud: "What the heck is wrong with you?
Addressing news of the merger Saturday, Trump said he would block it if he wins the White House in November.
2. Team leader addresses news reports on Project FF.
Team leader addresses news reports on Project FF.
Some noted that Mr. Bo did not address news accounts that he drives a Porsche.
In it Nixon, then the Republican vice-presidential candidate, addressed news reports about a fund to pay for his political expenses.
The Daily Twist was centered on ads, produced each day for 100 days, that addressed news events like the Emmy Awards and the Mars rover along with calendar milestones like Bastille Day and gay pride.
The deputy executive director of the United Nations AIDS program points out that H.I.V. and AIDS are affecting women and girls in ever greater numbers, and that to curb the epidemic, their needs must be addressed (news article, July 7).
You report that although the recent trade agreement between the United States and Vietnam was four years in negotiation, labor conditions that "have been an issue" because of Vietnam's reputation for sweatshop factories were not addressed (news article, Aug. 22).
