The phrase "answer the news" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear in meaning.
It could be used in contexts where someone is responding to news or information, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "After hearing the shocking news, I needed time to process and answer the news appropriately."
Alternatives: "respond to the news" or "react to the news".
In-depth news announcement: a news "paragraph" that answers the news reporter's top questions – who, what, when, where, why, and how, focusing on the last two – why and how.
Later in the month, answering the news that Soering was still chasing the repatriation deal approved by Kaine, a group of eighteen Republican delegates in Virginia sent McAuliffe, who is a Democrat, a letter.
Take our daily five-question News Quiz about the stories on that day's front page, or use our 6 Q's About the News to answer the basic news questions — Who, What, Where, When, Why and How — about an important or compelling recent story.
Take our daily five-question News Quiz about stories on that day's front page, or use our 6 Q's About the News to answer the basic news questions — Who, What, Where, When, Why and How — about an important or compelling recent story.
I was intrigued by the answer about the news hole budget for 2007.
His most fervent answer of the news conference came when he made a pitch for Congressional approval of the 18 fighter jets.
When asked whether he thought he would return, he responded crisply, "Yeah, I do," his shortest answer of the news conference.
After a loss to the Angels on Wednesday, Bavasi had the towels and food removed from the clubhouse and made each player sit in front of his locker to answer to the news media.
Moreover, he is campaigning for the Republican presidential nomination at a time when candidates from both parties are expected to detail how their religion informs their politics — and answer to the news media if they refuse.
The answer is the news media.
