news service

noun

1. an agency that gathers news stories for its members or subscribers.

Word History and Origins

Origin of news service¹

An Americanism dating back to 1890–95

Example Sentences

Times staff writer Salvador Hernandez and City News Service contributed to this report.

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Nimrod Cohen, 21, was on duty trying to secure the area near kibbutz Nirim when his tank malfunctioned, his father told the U.N.’s news service.

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Lee Cernok said Adame had been warned by the judge in the 2024 trial that, as she was aware of the dangers of her services, she could be convicted of murder if another client died, according to reporting from City News Service.

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During this week’s trial, Adame’s lawyer, J. Michael Flanagan, denied that Adame performed the lethal Malibu injection on Cindyana Santangelo, according to City News Service.

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He told jurors that his client, known as “the butt lady’’ or “La Tia,’’ was working as a consultant for doctors who can legally perform buttocks injections in Mexico but was not practicing in California, according to City News Service.

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Related Words

• press agency 
• wire service