actualité

/ aktɥalite; ˌæktʃʊˈælɪteɪ /

noun

1. humorous.
   the truth

   economic with the actualité

Word History and Origins

Origin of actualité¹

C20: French: literally, truth

Example Sentences

“It’s really, really fun to be with the orchestra. But the `l’actualité,′ as they say in French: This something that the orchestra will take their time. They will try out a lot of people.”

From Seattle Times

Not least because as she attacked China and the World Health Organization, defended Michael Flynn and dismissed questions about allegations of sexual misconduct against Trump, she flirted, as British hacks of a certain vintage might put it, with being a tad economical with the actualité.

From The Guardian

As it happens, Dr Schmidt was being economical with the actualité, as the MP Alan Clark used to say.

From The Guardian

Far more lucid and less debauched than I, she considered I had done full justice to the actualité, which includes a portrait of my younger self that is not so much warts-and-all, as all warts.

From The Guardian

But the privately owned Actualité news site says a man was killed by a police pick-up truck as the procession drove through Kinshasa's Limete neighbourhood - a stronghold of the veteran leader.

From BBC