Essays on News

Brett Kavanaugh has become a common household name due to coverage surrounding his confirmation for a Supreme Court Justice which has gained national, if not, global attention. The Brett Kavanaugh scandal has several different narratives being depicted by a variety of news media sources. Allegations...

Court witnesses, celebrity paparazzi, and political journalists all have one thing in common: they tell a story based on their own interpretations. The tone and focus in which events are reported often depends on the content and perspective behind it. While court witnesses are called...

The two economic giants- the U. S. and China are on the verge of fighting the most infamous trade war witnessed in the history of this globe. With U. S. being the aggressor, it has already imposed tariffs on China this year worth of 250...

The key story I have chosen to follow is what happened a while back in Orlando with the mass shooting. A gunman named Omar Mateen killed forty -nine people and wounded fifty- three at a crowded gay nightclub called Pulse in Orlando, Florida on June...

I am going to summarize the Wellspring of Hope article with the following points: the act of hope, core of learning, search for truth, birth of community and the gift of a future. St. Dominic used to take risk and sing cheerfully to give good...

Nowadays with the rise of Online networks the phenomenon of “Fake News” have been spreading widely, becoming a controversial issue. People started to question the reasons behind fake news being disseminated in media. The focus of this proposal is to raise the student’s understanding of...

The Daily Mail and Grenfell TowerIn America, when we hear the word “tabloid,” publications such as People, US Weekly, and other grocery store checkout counter fodder come to mind. No one who considers themselves a respectable news-consumer would be caught dead trying to get hard...

Caryl Rivers, a “nationally known author, journalist, columnist, media critic and professor of journalism at Boston University” (“Caryl Rivers”), in her essay “Totem and Taboo: The Culture of the News Media” (1996), excerpted from her book Slick Spins and Fractured Facts: How Cultural Myths Distort...

The Convolutional Neural Network are based on the feedback system that is based on the history of biological neural system of human and animal anatomy. The CNN’s systems are interesting day by day in vast areas of technologies like; computing based navigation and surveillance and...