What kind of wheels do you look at when you want to read the news?

The Ferris wheel

A clever phonetic play on 'current affairs' (current affairs vs. current a-ferris-wheel? Wait, 'Current events' / 'Current affairs' -> a-fair-wheels). Let's adjust answer: 'Current affairs' sounds like 'Cur-rent a-ferris-wheels'. Simpler answer: 'Current affairs'. Explanation: 'Current affairs' sounds like 'Ferris' wheels if you stretch it, but actually 'News' relates to 'Current affairs'. Let's replace answer: 'A printing press (it rolls)' -> No, the answer is 'Current affairs' (Current = wheel current? No). Let's use: What kind of wheel is always involved in gossip? A Ferris wheel (fair-is wheel / affairs).