How to Edit News Stories Sources on iPhone?

First, make sure you understand the main idea and purpose of the story. Then, check for grammar and spelling errors. Also, look for ways to make the language more clear and concise.

To reset news stories in Apple News on iPhone, you could start by closing the app completely and reopening it. If that doesn't work, check your iPhone's system settings related to apps and look for specific options for Apple News.

You can usually find saved news stories in the Safari browser's history or bookmarks. Just look for the appropriate tabs or menus.

You can try going to your iPhone settings, then notifications, and look for the app that's sending the popup news. Turn off the notifications for that app.

You can use dedicated writing apps that offer editing features. Some popular ones are Ulysses and iA Writer. They let you make changes easily.

The accuracy of unnamed sources in news stories varies a lot. Sometimes they provide valuable insights, but often there's no way to confirm if they're telling the truth or have an agenda. It's a risky business relying on them.

The way to save a news story on the iPhone News App is quite simple. Locate the story, and you'll likely see either a 'Save' button or a symbol indicating saving. Press or click that, and the story should be saved for you to access later.

You can usually delete a news story by long-pressing on it and then looking for the delete option that pops up.

You can look for the 'Saved' section within the Apple News app on your iPhone. Usually, it's easily accessible from the main menu or sidebar.

You can try going to Settings, then Notifications, and look for the News app. From there, you can turn off the 'Top Stories' feature.