Google News Articles & Headlines Scraper

Extract news articles from Google News by keyword search, topic section or top headlines across every country edition. Each article comes fully enriched: headline, publisher name and domain, publish date, resolved publisher link, related coverage, plus the article's lead image, full description, author, publisher publish time and keywords pulled straight from the source page.

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20 fields per record

Global editions any language and country

JSON / CSV / Excel output formats

Who is it for

Use case	Who benefits
Media monitoring	PR and communications teams tracking brand and competitor coverage
Market intelligence	Analysts following industry and company news across countries
Content aggregation	Product teams building news feeds and alerting tools
Academic research	Researchers studying media coverage and news framing
Trend tracking	Marketers watching topics, events and public sentiment

Frequently Asked Questions

Which countries and languages does it cover? Any Google News edition. Set the language code, for example en-US or es-419, and the country code, for example US, MX, GB, ES, BR. The actor reads the matching edition so you get sources and articles relevant to that market.

How many articles can I get per run? A single search, topic or headlines feed returns up to about 100 articles. Use Max Items to cap how many you collect. For broader coverage, run several searches with different queries or time windows.

Can I limit results to recent news? Yes. In search mode add a time operator to the query, for example artificial intelligence when:1h, when:1d or when:7d, to restrict results to the last hour, day or week.

Why is the link sometimes a Google News URL instead of the publisher link? Google News serves redirect links that hide the real article address. The actor decodes them into the publisher link when Resolve Real Article URL is enabled. If a particular link cannot be decoded, the actor keeps the Google News link and sets urlResolved to false, so you never lose the article.

What happens when a field has no data? Missing values are returned as null and are never invented. The snippet field is empty for search items where the feed only carries the headline, and carries the related coverage list for top headlines.

Example use cases

Ready-to-run example tasks, each preconfigured for a common scenario. Open one and press run, or use it as a template:

• Google News Bitcoin & Cryptocurrency News Scraper: Scrape the latest Bitcoin and cryptocurrency news from Google News. Get article titles, links, sources, and publish dates for crypto market coverage.
• Google News Climate Change Policy News Scraper: Track climate change and environmental policy news from Google News. Collect headlines, sources, links, and dates for climate and sustainability coverage.
• Google News Housing Market & Real Estate News Scraper: Track housing market and real estate news from Google News. Collect mortgage, home price, and property headlines with sources, links, and publish dates.
• Google News Mexico Economy Business News Scraper: Scrape Mexico economy and business news from the Spanish Google News edition. Collect finance headlines, sources, links, and publish dates for MX markets.
• Google News Oil Prices & Energy Market News Scraper: Follow oil prices and energy market news from Google News. Gather commodity headlines, publisher sources, article links, and publish dates automatically.
• Google News Premier League Football News Scraper: Scrape Premier League football news from the UK Google News edition. Collect match reports, transfer headlines, sources, links, and publish dates.
• Google News Tesla & Electric Vehicles News Scraper: Monitor Tesla and electric vehicle news from Google News. Get EV industry headlines, publisher sources, article links, and publish dates in one feed.
• Monitor Google News for AI Coverage: Monitor Google News for AI Coverage
• Track Stock Market News on Google News: Track Stock Market News on Google News
• Collect US Technology Headlines: Collect US Technology Headlines

Export, API and AI agents (x402 + MCP)

Export the scraped data to JSON, CSV or Excel, pull it as a dataset through the Apify API, or wire it into your app with no code. This web scraper and data extractor also works for bulk data extraction and scheduled runs.

For AI agents: this Actor is available on x402, Apify's agentic payment standard built with Coinbase. An AI agent can discover, pay for and run it on its own with a funded wallet and a single HTTP request: no account, no subscription, no API key and no human in the loop. It also runs as an MCP tool inside Claude, Cursor and other AI clients out of the box. Learn more about x402 agentic payments on Apify.

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This actor is an independent tool and has no affiliation with Google News. It only accesses data that is publicly available on the platform. Use it in accordance with Google's terms of service.