How to follow Google News in RSS
Every Google News search has a feed at news.google.com/rss/search. Add your topic after q= and read it in any reader.
Every Google News search has a feed. Take the search path and add your topic.
https://news.google.com/rss/search?q=rss+reader&hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US:enOperators shape the query.
- Spaces become
+ - Quotes pin an exact phrase
when:limits how far backintitle:matches headlines onlysite:keeps the search to one domain
A search for q="climate report" when:7d follows the phrase across the last week of news, and q=site:arstechnica.com ai follows one outlet’s coverage of a topic.
The trailing hl, gl, and ceid pick the edition. Swap in your own language and country. Without them, Google guesses an edition based on where the request comes from.
Sections like Technology have feeds too, but at addresses Google assigns rather than names you can build. Searching the section name does the same job.
In Glanced, you can skip the address work. Open Discover and type the topic. The first row is that topic on Google News, in your language. Pick it, and the news starts arriving.
The personalized For You page has no feed. Feeds are public, and personalization isn’t.
To follow a topic, paste its address into Discover and Glanced subscribes right away. The feed address works in any other reader too.
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