Reuters RSS feeds: working links for every section

Reuters has no working RSS feeds. It stopped updating its public feeds at feeds.reuters.com in June 2020, and those addresses no longer load. You can still follow Reuters in any RSS reader with Google News feeds that list only Reuters stories. Below are 30 of them, one for each Reuters section, checked in September 2026.

What happened to the Reuters RSS feeds?

Reuters published its feeds at addresses like http://feeds.reuters.com/reuters/topNews. They stopped updating in June 2020. In Feeder, every feed at feeds.reuters.com has its last post in June 2020 or earlier, and the feeds.reuters.com address no longer exists.

Reuters doesn't offer a public RSS feed today. Its website has sitemaps for search engines, but its robots.txt file asks other automated tools to stay away, and reuters.com turns many of them away. If a Reuters feed in your reader shows nothing newer than June 2020, replace it with one of the feeds below. Why a feed stops updating explains the other common causes.

How do I follow Reuters with RSS today?

Use a Google News search feed. Google News publishes an RSS feed for any search, and the search site:reuters.com returns only Reuters stories. Add a section of the site, like site:reuters.com/world, and the feed narrows to that section.

• Headlines, not full articles. Each item has the headline and a link. The link opens the story on reuters.com through Google News.
• Up to 100 stories per feed. when:24h keeps a busy feed to the past day. Quieter sections use when:7d, so the feed isn't empty when you add it.
• A short delay. A story shows up once Google News has found it, which can take a little while after Reuters publishes it. Your reader adds its own delay too: see how often Feeder checks your feeds.

Click a feed name to add it to Feeder, or copy the feed URL into any RSS reader.

Reuters top news RSS feed

This is the feed most people want. Google News also lists some Reuters stock quote pages, so one of those turns up in it now and then.

Reuters world news RSS feeds

Reuters U.S. and politics RSS feeds

Reuters has no separate politics section. It files U.S. politics under U.S. news, so the politics feed is the U.S. feed narrowed to stories that mention politics.

Reuters business RSS feeds

Reuters markets RSS feeds

The markets feed leaves out Reuters stock quote pages, which Google News also lists.

Reuters technology and science RSS feeds

More Reuters RSS feeds

How do I make a Reuters feed for any topic?

In Feeder, you only need the search:

1. Click Add feed.
2. Under Web monitoring, choose Google News.
3. Type site:reuters.com followed by a section or a word, for example site:reuters.com/business/finance or site:reuters.com Nvidia. Pick a Language.
4. Click Search, check the preview, then follow the feed.

Feeder limits the search to the past 7 days for you. In another RSS reader, build the address yourself: start from https://news.google.com/rss/search?q=when:7d+site:reuters.com&ceid=US:en&hl=en-US&gl=US and put your section or words after site:reuters.com, joined with +. The section path is the part after reuters.com in the address of a Reuters page.

To follow a company or person across all news sites, not only Reuters, see Track news about a topic, company or person.

Can I make a custom RSS feed from a Reuters page?

You can try. Paste the address of a Reuters section, such as https://www.reuters.com/technology/, into Add feed and choose Create a custom RSS feed for this website. You pick the headlines on the page, and Feeder watches them for new ones. How to follow a website that does not support RSS shows each step.

Reuters blocks many automated visitors, though, and most custom feeds that Feeder users have made from Reuters pages fail to update. The Google News feeds above are the more reliable choice.

Does AP News have an RSS feed?

Not one you can count on. AP's own feed addresses, such as apnews.com/index.rss, haven't delivered a new post to Feeder since July 2024, and apnews.com blocks automated tools. The Google News approach works for the Associated Press too:

Common questions

Is there an official Reuters RSS feed?

No. Reuters ended its public RSS feeds in June 2020 and doesn't offer new ones today. The feeds on this page come from Google News, not from Reuters.

What is the Reuters RSS feed URL?

For all Reuters news, use https://news.google.com/rss/search?q=when:24h+site:reuters.com&ceid=US:en&hl=en-US&gl=US. The old http://feeds.reuters.com/reuters/topNews no longer works.

Why did Reuters stop RSS?

Reuters didn't give a public reason. Readers noticed on June 19, 2020, when the feeds stopped updating.

Is the Google News feed free?

Yes. Google News feeds are free and need no account. Your reader fetches them like any other feed.

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