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negativity bias
the tendency to focus or remember the negative aspects of experiences

positivity bias
the tendency to highlight and overemphasize positive information and characteristics when creating an impression

to be wired to
to have a tendency to do smth
an incessant bad news deluge
an unstoppable flow of bad news in large amounts
"If it bleeds, it leads"
news stories with high entertainment value/violence/shock value tend to get the most news coverage
to disrupt everyday life
to disturb one's normal course of life
calamity
a serious event causing distress or misfortune

famine
an extreme shortage of food

injustices
unfair action or treatment

inequalities
differences between poverty and wealth, as well as in peoples' wellbeing and access to things like jobs, housing and education
to inculcate despondency and despair
to instil/provoke a strong feeling of unhappiness by forceful or insistent repetition
to turn people off
to make sth/sb unattractive to people
to keep somebody abreast of something
to make sure that this person knows all the most recent facts about a subject

to present a balanced view of the world
to show events from different angles
to master modern media
to be able to to access, interpret, and evaluate media products
news literacy/media literacy
the ability to use critical thinking skills to judge the reliability and credibility of news reports
the news addict
a person who can't help reading news all the time and spends more time on it than necessary
to be vigilant
to stay alert while consuming news/to be careful about the news you receive
to disregard bad news
to ignore and not to take into account bad news
to shield oneself from bad news
try to avoid consuming bad news
to digest news
to process and analyze news you get from different sources
to critique news
to critically review news you receive
to respond to news compassionately
to emotionally react to a piece of news