Grab/hit/make the headlines

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To become an important news story that is reported in many newspapers or news broadcasts.

The scandal involving the politician quickly hit the headlines.
Visual representation of "grab/hit/make the headlines" - To become an important news story that is reported in many newspapers or news broadcasts.

Often appears as...

  • scandal hit the headlines
  • tragedy hit the headlines

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Idiomatic

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Newsworthiness

The phrase is used when an event is significant enough to draw widespread media coverage.

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The company's breakthrough technology hit the headlines worldwide.
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Unexpected Events

Often involves surprising or shocking events that captivate public interest.

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The underdog team's victory hit the headlines after a stunning performance.
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Rapid Spread

The news spreads fast across various media platforms when it 'hits the headlines'.

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The environmental protest hit the headlines in multiple countries within hours.
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