Introduction News API v3 provides a flexible way to access a comprehensive database of news
articles from around the world. With v3, you get more control over your queries
and richer data in your responses. Whether you’re building news apps, training
language models, or analyzing media trends, News API v3 helps you work
efficiently with large-scale news data.
Key features
Advanced querying with boolean operators and proximity search
NLP-enriched content
Articles clustering and deduplication
Multi-language support
High volume data retrieval (up to 1000 articles per request)
Base URL All API requests must be sent to the following base URL:
https://v3-api.newscatcherapi.com/api Endpoints NewsCatcher News API v3 provides the following key endpoints:
/search: Find relevant articles using keywords, publish date, language,
country, and more./latest_headlines: Retrieve news articles for a specific period, filtered
by country, language, topic, or sources./breaking_news: Retrieves breaking news articles and sorts them based on
specified criteria./authors: Locate articles written by specific authors or journalists./search_by_link: Find articles that mention specific URLs or domains./search_similar: Discover articles similar to a given article./sources: Check available media outlets with the source language, country,
name, and URL./aggregation_count: Get aggregated article counts based on language,
country, source, publish date, and more./subscription: Access details about your API subscription, including plan
limits and usage statistics.
All endpoints support GET and POST methods for flexible integration into
your applications.
Please include your API key in the x-api-token header for each request. To
ensure security, all API requests must be in HTTPS format.
Example request All API responses are in JSON format and typically include the following fields:
The status of the request.
The total number of articles matching the query.
The total number of available pages.
The number of articles per page.
An array of article objects (when applicable), each with article content,
title, links, and other metadata. Depending on the subscription plan, it can
include an NLP layer with sentiments, topics, tags, named entities, and more.
The title of the article.
The primary author of the article.
A list of authors or contributors associated with the article.
A list of journalists who wrote the article, if applicable.
The date and time when the article was published, in ISO 8601 format.
The precision of the published date (e.g., “full”, “date”).
The date and time when the article was last updated, in ISO 8601 format.
The precision of the updated date (e.g., “full”, “date”).
The direct URL link to the article.
The domain of the source where the article is published.
The full domain URL of the source where the article is published.
The name of the source where the article is published.
Indicates if the article is a headline.
Indicates if the article is paid content.
The parent URL of the article’s domain.
The country code of the article’s source.
The rights information associated with the article.
The SEO rank of the article’s source.
The URL of the media (e.g., image) associated with the article.
The language code of the article.
A brief description or summary of the article.
The full content of the article.
The total number of words in the article.
Indicates if the article is an opinion piece.
The Twitter account associated with the article’s source or author.
A list of all hyperlinks found in the article content.
A list of all domains linked in the article content.
A unique identifier for the article.
A relevance score assigned to the article.
An object reflecting the parameters and filters you used in your request,
which helps confirm how the API processed your input and debug any issues if
the results are not as expected.
Example response { "status" : "ok" , "total_hits" : 10000 , "page" : 1 , "total_pages" : 100 , "page_size" : 100 , "articles" : [ { "title" : "Artificial Intelligence (AI) Consulting Market Size, Regional Status and Outlook 2024–2032" , "author" : "Precision Reports" , "authors" : [ "Precision Reports" , "Information Technology" ], "journalists" : [], "published_date" : "2024-09-05 03:39:18" , "published_date_precision" : "full" , "updated_date" : "2024-09-05 03:39:26" , "updated_date_precision" : "full" , "link" : "https://medium.com/@precisionreports_jaguar01/artificial-intelligence-ai-consulting-market-size-regional-status-and-outlook-2024-2032-bfba1d710ec7" , "domain_url" : "medium.com" , "full_domain_url" : "medium.com" , "name_source" : "Medium" , "is_headline" : false , "paid_content" : false , "parent_url" : "https://medium.com" , "country" : "US" , "rights" : "medium.com" , "rank" : 58 , "media" : "https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:1200/1*6qh18sq9x_XkoCBOTWZvOw.png" , "language" : "en" , "description" : "Artificial Intelligence (AI) Consulting Market size was valued at USD 7065.95 Million in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 57862.17 Million" , "content" : "Artificial intelligence consulting is where AI engineers and experts assist business organizations from various industries to adopt AI applications to achieve their goals. \n Global Artificial Intelligence (AI) Consulting Market size was valued at USD 7065.95 Million in 2023 and is expected to reach USD 57862.17 Million in 2032, growing at a CAGR of 26.32% from 2023 to 2032..." , "word_count" : 1387 , "is_opinion" : false , "twitter_account" : "@Medium" , "all_links" : [ "https://www.precisionreports.co/purchase/25803898" , "https://www.precisionreports.co/enquiry/request-sample/25803898?utm_source=Medium_Jaguar" , "https://speechify.com/medium?source=post_page-----bfba1d710ec7--------------------------------" ], "all_domain_links" : [ "precisionreports.co" , "statuspage.io" , "speechify.com" ], "id" : "7d96f27e4f0b407b034a5b41d2890792" , "score" : 19.85728 } // ... other articles ], "user_input" : { "q" : "artificial intelligence" , "search_in" : [ "title_content" ], "from_" : "2024-08-29T00:00:00" , "to_" : "2024-09-05T10:55:55.313383" , "page" : 1 , "page_size" : 100 // ... other inputs } } Getting started To start using News API v3:
Contact our sales team to discuss
your enterprise needs and obtain an API key.Once you have your API key, check out our
Quickstart guide to make your
first API call.
Explore our Documentation to unlock
the full potential of the API and integrate it into your systems.
For detailed information on request parameters and response formats, refer to
the specific endpoint documentation in this API reference.
Remember, News API v3 is more than just a tool - it’s your partner in navigating
the complex world of news data. Whether you’re building the next big thing in
tech or seeking deep insights from global media, we’re here to empower your
journey.
