The words, “breaking news” are over used. Everything seems to be “breaking news” these days.  My senses are worn down from “breaking news” that isn’t.

“Breaking news” should suggest something important and urgent, demanding interruption of “regularly scheduled programming.” I think there could be “breaking news” from the Municipal Court system in New Jersey. It very well might have to do with something that is breaking, if not already broken.

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