"Is there any news" or "are there any news"? [duplicate]

grammaticality grammatical-number verb-agreement

Which is better? Which is grammatically correct?

  • Is there any news about my candidacy?
  • Are there any news about my candidacy?

I don't agree with the answer provided by @vickyace. News is uncountable and cannot be countable. So to answer your question, the first is the correct example.

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