News : 11 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ Gay (plane in the news on August 6, 1945) ___ -TASS (Russian news source) ___ Abel, ex-newscaster ___ and Novak (old news partnership) ___ Bora (mountain area in old bin Laden news) ___ Bund (Swiss newspaper) ___ desk (newsroom assignment) ___ event (news-attracting activity) ___ for news ___ Good Feelings (phrase coined by a Boston newspaper) ___ Ho Lee (scientist in 1999 news) ___ Lewis & the News ___ Lewis and the News ___ Light (Obama astroturfer who has published letters to the editor in over 40 newspapers) ___ Lily (Utah Native Plant Society newsletter) ___ news (current) ___ News (daily paper with a weekly Mormon Times insert) ___ Newspapers (media chain) ___ Nugget, Alaska's oldest newspaper ___ page (newspaper part) ___ pages (newspaper section) ___ Sevareid of the news ___ shift (newspaper's night relay) ___ Spiegel (German newsmagazine) ___ Stern (German newspaper) ___ Street (London newspaper hub) ___ Tagesspiegel (German newspaper) ___ Today (newspaper since 1982) ____ Tass news agency _____ Tass (Russian news agency) ___-Tass (Moscow news agency) ___-TASS (Russian news agency) ___-TASS, Moscow news agency ___'clock (news time) ___'clock (when some local news starts) ...for a Fox News personality? '___ the news today ...' (Beatles lyric) ''__ Morning News'' (Utah newspaper) ''That's good news!'' '30s and '40s pitcher Newsom '70s ABC news anchor 'ABC World News' anchor 'And that's the way it is' newscaster 'CBS News Sunday Morning' host 'Newsies' song 'NewsRadio' co-star Phil 'Old news,' for one 'Tell me the news' 'That's not news to me' " . . . ___ the good news" " . . . Good News from ___ to Aix": Browning " . . . they who never ___ newspaper" "__ at Five" (common name for a news show) "___ America Tour": 2006 CBS News event "___ America" (recurring CBS News feature) "___ America" (TV news segment) "___ got news for you!" "___ is news that stays news" (Ezra Pound) "___ News Sunday Morning" "___ news to me" "___ news?" "___ Newsroom": cable show "___ Spiegel" (German news magazine) "___ the news today, oh boy . . ." (Beatles) "___ the news today, oh boy ..." (Beatles) "___ the news today, oh boy" "___ to Be Square" (Huey Lewis and the News hit) "___ Today" (newspaper) "___ Today" (newsstand buy) "_____ the news today, oh boy" (Beatles lyric) "--- the news today, oh boy ..." "60 Minutes" newscaster "60 Minutes" newswoman "A Fuller Spectrum of News" network "All the news that's fit to print" coiner "All the News That's Fit to Print" coiner "All The News That's Fit To Print" coiner Adolph "All the news that's fit to print" initials "All the News That's Fit to Print" source, for short "All the news that's fit to print" speaker "All the News That's Fit to Print" was coined by him "All the News That's Fit to Sing" folkie "Am ___ yesterday's news?" ("You'll Never Know," Edwyn Collins) "America's Finest News Source," with "The" "Bad news" "Big news!" "Breaking News" novelist "Broadcast News" costar "BUCK DID NOT READ THE NEWSPAPERS . . . " "Camel News Caravan" anchor "Camel News Caravan" host, 1949-56 "CBS Evening News" anchor "CBS Evening News" anchor before Pelley "CBS News Sunday Morning" contributor Mo "CNN Headline News" anchor Virginia "Daily Manhattan media news and gossip" site "Dewey Defeats Truman" newspaper, for short "Don't Nobody Bring Me No Bad News" musical, with "The" "E! News" co-host Sadler "E! News" segment, perhaps "E! News" subject "El ___ de Mexico" (newspaper) "First Daughter" in 1971 news "FOX News Live" cohost Pemmaraju "Fox News Sunday" panelist "Go Green!" newsletter org. "Good news" Gabriel "Have ___ news for you!" "Headline News" broadcaster "Here comes the bad news ..." "Holy warrior" in the news "House" newsletter "How ___ Mehta Got Kissed, Got Wild, and Got a Life" (Kaavya Viswanathan novel in the news) "I say, old chap, I've sold my last copy of that newsweekly"? "I sense bad news" "I sense bad news" (Var.) "I'm afraid the news is not good ..." "In memoriam" news items "In the Wake of the News" columnist "Issues in the News" broadcaster: Abbr. "It's news to me" "It's News to Me" columnist Herb "It's not news to me ..." "Just Newsweek," said Tom ___ "Little Boy" in 8/6/45 news "Lou Grant" newspaper, with "the" "Maria has a new news source: The Great Beyond!" "Methinks," before bad news "Morning Edition" newswoman Roberts "News to me!" "News" Store at many airports "NewsHour" home "NewsHour" network "Newspaper Days" author "Newsweek" alternative "Newsweek" cover number "Newsweek" rival "Nick News" host Linda "Nightline" newsman "No ___ is good news" (bandit's motto) "No ___ is good news" (desperado's slogan) "No news ___ news" "No news is ___ news" "Not news to me" "On the Road" newsman "PBS NewsHour" anchor Jim "People" newsmaker "Quick, grab a newspaper!" "Quirks in the News" distributor "Reader" on the newsstands "Rock 'n' Roll Newsman" Rivera "See ___" (news program) "See ___" (old Edward R. Murrow news program) "Sesame Street News Flash" reporter "Simpsons" newscaster Brockman "Small Town News" presenter "That's big news, dude!" "That's fantastic news!" "That's great news!" "That's news ___" "That's news to me!" "That's not news!" "The ___'Clock News" "The Bad News Bears" activity "The Bad News Bears" actor "The Bad News Bears" actress "The Bad News Bears" star "The news service of the weak": Ceram "The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer" network "The NewsHour" anchorman "The Newsroom" actor Patel "The Newsroom" actor Waterston "The Newsroom" channel "The Newsroom" network "The Simpsons" news anchor Brockman "The Simpsons" newscaster Brockman "The Year of the ___" (1984 designation by Newsweek) "This is horrible news!" "Weekly World News" "news" "Weekly World News" topic "What awful news!" "What great news!" "What news on the ___?" "WKRP in Cincinnati" news director Les ___ "Yale Daily News" staffers "Yes, Virginia,..." newspaper "You ___!" (newsworthy 2009 outburst) [That's some bad news] *It follows the evening news *Name in the news, 6/5/68 *Newsboy's cry *Newspaper article lead-in *Newspapers read by royalty? *Opening segment in a newscast *Sarcastic remark upon hearing bad news *Weekly newspaper with three Pulitzers 12-month subscription to a punster's groan-inducing newsletter? 24-hr. news source 24-hr. TV news source 30, in the newsroom