Journalism and literature

Journalism is the practice of reporting current events, facts, and stories to inform the public, often through newspapers, TV, or online outlets. It aims to provide accurate, timely information to help people understand what's happening around them. Literature, on the other hand, encompasses creative and artistic written works like novels, poetry, and essays that explore human experiences, emotions, and ideas. While journalism focuses on factual reporting, literature emphasizes imagination, storytelling, and cultural expression. Both use words to communicate, but their goals differ: one informs, the other inspires or reflects.