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News Headlines

When Google finds current news relating to your query, Google includes up to three headlines that link to news stories above your search results. Why at most three? So as not to push the web search results off the page.

Of course, since news by definition reports recent events, you'll see the most recent headlines about the United Nations (if there are any recent headlines, that is) when you enter the query [ United Nations ].

Google search box with [ United Nations ].  

News relating to your query appears above your results

For more news stories or to browse the latest headlines, visit Google News Search at news.google.com, which we describe in Part III.

Exercises

These problems give you practice in searching for news headlines. For hints and answers to selected problems, see the Solutions page in the Appendix.

  1. Find the latest news about Google.

  2. Find the latest news on Iraq.

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