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Google News Scraper - Headlines, URLs and Full Text

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from $2.40 / 1,000 article scrapeds

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Google News Scraper - Headlines, URLs and Full Text

Google News Scraper - Headlines, URLs and Full Text

Scrape Google News by keyword, topic or country: headlines, sources, dates, real article URLs and optional full article text. Monitor brands, markets and competitors.

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from $2.40 / 1,000 article scrapeds

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Andrew Boiko

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Google News Scraper - headlines, sources, publisher URLs and full text

Collect Google News articles by keyword, topic or front page, in any country/language edition. Get structured results (title, source, date, real article URL, related coverage) and optionally the full article text.

What you get

  • Search by keyword with operators, time range, site include/exclude
  • Topic feeds (World, Business, Technology, Science, Health, Sports, Entertainment, Nation) and top stories
  • Direct publisher URLs instead of news.google.com redirect links
  • Optional full text, description, author and image
  • Monitor mode: schedule the actor and receive only new articles
  • JSON, CSV, Excel via the dataset, plus a run summary in the OUTPUT record

Pricing (pay per event)

  • article: each article pushed to the dataset
  • fulltext: extra charge only when text was actually extracted

Example input

{"queries": ["artificial intelligence regulation"], "language": "en", "country": "US", "timeRange": "7d", "resolveUrls": true, "maxItemsPerQuery": 50}

Example output

{"title": "...", "source": "Reuters", "publishedAt": "2026-10-13T09:12:00.000Z", "url": "https://...", "urlResolved": true, "query": "artificial intelligence regulation"}

Notes

Google News feeds return up to about 100 articles per query. Run several related queries to widen coverage. Some publishers block automated page requests; those articles are returned without text and are not charged for full text.