News Values

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Timeliness: 

Hurricane Dorian Swamps North Carolina’s Outer Banks: Live Updates

This story is driven by the timeliness value because Hurricane Dorian hit only a few days ago and is still happening today. It has also affected many people greatly already.

Proximity:


 Vigils honor those killed in Texas mass   shooting


This story is driven by the proximity value because it talks about a Texas mass shooting that happened recently and was very close to Austin.

Prominence: 


This story is driven by the prominence value because it talks about how Andrew Yang and his very important thoughts on the U.S that can help or not help.

Impact:

  t 2a lea       Almost 2 Million Homes Are at Risk From Dorian. Most Lack Flood Insurance

This story is driven by the impact value because the story is about how Hurricane Dorian has and is going to impact millions of people's lives.

Conflict:

This story is driven by the conflict value because the story talks about the war that is starting in the middle east. This war is conflict between two forces.

Human Interest:

Poor Conditions Persist for Migrant Children Detained at the Border, Democrats Say

This story is driven by the human interest value because the story talks about the emotional and physical struggles of the migrant children at the border.

Novelty:

New York State Suspects Vitamin E May Have Played a Role in Vaping Illnesses


This story is driven by the novelty because the story talks about how vaping is affecting lives everywhere. It draws more attention because many don't think vaping is very bad for you since many people do it.

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