Last week was an eventful time with many news stories happening around the world from different sources. Some major news include political developments, economic updates, technological innovations, sports events, and natural disasters among others. There were also some interesting scientific discoveries and changes in the entertainment industry.

News stories cover a wide range of subjects such as current affairs, politics, business, health, science, technology, environment, sports, arts, lifestyle, etc. They often focus on issues that are important to people and society at large. For example, recent news featured the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, climate change efforts, advancements in renewable energy, and new technologies being developed to address global challenges.

Yes, I read several news stories last week.

The news stories I read were about a variety of topics such as new scientific discoveries, updates on global events like climate change discussions, and local news about community events and developments.

I chose to read these news stories for several reasons:

• Some topics were related to subjects I'm already interested in, such as science and environmental issues.
• The articles had catchy headlines that grabbed my attention and made me curious about the content.
• Some stories had interesting photographs that visually represented the topic and drew me in to learn more.

There are topics I tend to avoid reading about, such as certain political conflicts or celebrity gossip, because I feel they often focus more on sensationalism rather than providing meaningful information. I prefer to read news that is informative, well-researched, and relevant to my interests and understanding of the world around me.