The Drudge Report doesn't publish an RSS feed of its own. The one to use is Drudge Report Feed, an independent feed of the headlines on drudgereport.com: https://feedpress.me/drudgereportfeed. It worked when we checked it on September 28, 2026, and so did one other feed below. Click a feed's name to add it to Feeder, or copy its URL into any RSS reader.
What is the Drudge Report RSS feed URL?
| Feed | What you get | Feed URL |
|---|---|---|
| Drudge Report Feed | The headlines on the Drudge Report page, from the main headline down, each linking to its story. Run by drudgereportfeed.com. | https://feedpress.me/drudgereportfeed |
| Drudge Report (RssFeeder) | Each Drudge headline with the time it appeared, going back about five days. Run by the RssFeeder project. | https://rssfeedermvc.azurewebsites.net/api/rss/drudge-report |
Neither feed comes from the Drudge Report itself. Both read drudgereport.com and turn its links into feed items, so a headline in your reader opens the story on the site Drudge linked to, like AP or Axios. Links in Drudge Report Feed pass through a feedpress.me address on the way.
Because independent people run these feeds, either one can stop without notice. If yours goes quiet, switch to the other one, or make your own (see below).
Does the Drudge Report have an official RSS feed?
No. The pages on drudgereport.com don't point to a feed, and addresses like drudgereport.com/rss and drudgereport.com/feed show the site's 404 page. That's why every Drudge Report feed you'll find is run by someone else.
A Google News feed doesn't help here either, the way it does for sites like Reuters. The Drudge Report mostly links to other sites, and Google News lists almost nothing from drudgereport.com itself.
Why did my Drudge Report feed stop working?
The old address http://drudgereportfeed.com/rss.xml is now a web page that sends browsers on to the feedpress feed. An RSS reader gets that page instead of a feed, so it reports that the feed is not valid or simply stops getting headlines. In Feeder, that address hasn't had a new headline since March 2020. Replace it with https://feedpress.me/drudgereportfeed.
Two other old addresses still work:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/DrudgeReportFeedis a copy of Drudge Report Feed. The site itself now points to the feedpress address, so that's the one to use.http://www.noonan.dns2go.com/content/rss/drudge.xmlnow forwards to the RssFeeder feed above.
How do I make my own Drudge Report feed?
If you'd rather not rely on someone else's feed, Feeder can watch the page for you. On Feeder's Plus plan:
- Click Add feed, paste
https://www.drudgereport.com/and press Enter. - Choose Create a custom RSS feed for this website.
- Click one headline on the page. Feeder finds the headlines like it and shows them under Preview.
- Select Save feed.
The Drudge Report page is plain HTML with simple links, which suits this well. How to follow a website without an RSS feed has more detail, and Create an RSS feed from any website covers other ways to do it.
Common questions
Is there an official Drudge Report RSS feed?
No. The Drudge Report doesn't offer one. The feeds on this page are run independently and copy the headlines from drudgereport.com.
What is the Drudge Report RSS feed URL?
Use https://feedpress.me/drudgereportfeed. The older drudgereportfeed.com/rss.xml address no longer works in RSS readers.
Is the Drudge Retort the same as the Drudge Report?
No. The Drudge Retort, at drudge.com, is a separate site with its own feed: http://feeds.drudge.com/retort.
Are Drudge Report feeds free?
Yes. Both feeds are free and need no account.
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