Google news url is deprecated
You're referring to the fact that Google News has deprecated its traditional RSS feed URLs.
In 2020, Google announced that it would be retiring its traditional RSS feed URLs for Google News, which were used to fetch news articles and headlines. Instead, Google introduced a new API-based approach to accessing news content, which provides more features and better performance.
The old RSS feed URLs will continue to work for a limited time, but they will eventually be shut down. If you're using these URLs in your applications or scripts, you'll need to update them to use the new API-based approach.
Here are some alternatives to access Google News content:
- Google News API: This is a paid API that provides access to a vast amount of news content, including articles, headlines, and more. You can sign up for a free trial or purchase a subscription to use the API.
- Google News Search API: This is a free API that allows you to search for news articles and retrieve their metadata, such as titles, summaries, and URLs. You can use this API to fetch news articles programmatically.
- Google News JSON Feed: This is a JSON-based feed that provides a curated list of news articles, including headlines, summaries, and URLs. You can use this feed to fetch news articles and display them in your application.
To get started with the new API-based approach, you can refer to the Google News API documentation and the Google News Search API documentation.