News API
Your AI agent searches 150,000+ news sources in real time when users ask about current events, industry trends, or competitor coverage. Headlines surface instantly inside conversations, keeping your audience informed without leaving the chat.
Your AI agent searches articles, fetches headlines, and filters sources across 14 languages and 55 countries, turning every conversation into a news intelligence hub.
News API
See how businesses embed real-time news data into AI conversations for media monitoring, competitive intelligence, and audience engagement.
A marketing manager asks your AI agent about recent media coverage of a competitor. The agent searches the Everything endpoint for the competitor's name, filters to the past 30 days, sorts by popularity, and returns the top articles with titles and source links. The manager gets a competitive brief in seconds instead of spending an hour scanning Google News manually.
An executive opens their WhatsApp every morning and messages your AI agent for a news summary. The agent fetches the day's top headlines from the Top Headlines endpoint, filtered to their country and preferred categories like business and technology. A personalized morning briefing arrives in seconds, no app switching required.
A content strategist asks the agent for trending topics in cybersecurity over the past week. The agent searches articles with relevant keywords, restricts results to the last seven days, and surfaces the most popular stories. The strategist identifies trending angles for their next blog post without leaving the conversation.
News API
FAQs
The agent uses the Everything endpoint to search across 150,000+ sources by keyword, phrase, domain, language, and date range. It supports advanced operators like AND, OR, and NOT in the query parameter, giving precise control over which articles are returned during a conversation.
Yes. The Top Headlines endpoint accepts both a country code (like 'us' or 'gb') and a category (like 'technology' or 'business') in the same request. The agent combines these filters to deliver localized, topic-specific headlines in a single response.
News API covers articles in 14 languages including English, Spanish, French, German, and Chinese, sourced from publishers in 55 countries. The agent applies ISO-639-1 language codes and ISO 3166-1 country codes to filter results by region and language.
No. Article data is fetched live from News API during the conversation and presented to the user immediately. Tars does not cache or store article content, headlines, or source metadata. Each query produces a fresh result set from the API.
The Top Headlines endpoint returns live breaking news updated in near real-time. The Everything endpoint covers articles from the past five years. For time-sensitive queries, the agent uses date filters and sorts by publishedAt to ensure the most recent content appears first.
Yes. You can configure domain allow-lists using the domains parameter, limiting results to specific publishers like reuters.com or bbc.co.uk. You can also exclude domains you consider unreliable using the excludeDomains parameter. The agent applies these filters on every query.
Google News requires users to leave the conversation and browse a separate interface. Tars delivers structured article results directly inside the chat, with programmatic filtering by source, date, language, and category. Users get curated, API-driven news intelligence without context switching.
The agent informs the user that no articles matched their criteria and suggests broadening the search, adjusting the date range, or trying different keywords. It handles empty results gracefully without leaving the user at a dead end.
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