Much news or many news

In this case, the correct answer is "much news".

The reason is that "news" is a plural noun, but it's being used as a mass noun, meaning it's referring to a quantity of news that can't be counted individually. In this case, "much" is the correct determiner to use, as it's used to describe a quantity of a mass noun.

For example:

• "I have much news to share with you." (Here, "news" is a mass noun, and "much" is used to describe the quantity.)
• "I have many books on my shelf." (Here, "books" is a plural noun, and "many" is used to describe the quantity.)

On the other hand, if you were referring to individual pieces of news, you would use "many news":

• "I have many news articles to read." (Here, "news articles" is a plural noun, and "many" is used to describe the quantity.)

So, to summarize:

• Use "much" with mass nouns (e.g., news, water, air).
• Use "many" with plural nouns that can be counted individually (e.g., books, dogs, cities).