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Which plural noun always takes a singular verb? politics, news, ethics or electronics

Which plural noun always takes a singular verb? politics, news, ethics or electronics
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Which plural noun always takes a singular verb? politics, news, ethics or electronics

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News.

You would say, "The news is on."
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