Search and monitor news articles across Google News through SandBase. Use when asked for news monitoring, current events research, news coverage analysis, or media tracking.
Scanned 9/5/2026
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name: google-news-research
description: Search and monitor news articles across Google News through SandBase. Use when asked for news monitoring, current events research, news coverage analysis, or media tracking.
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# Google News Research
News discovery and monitoring through SandBase's Google News integration. Search articles by topic, track news coverage, and analyze media patterns. Read [the API map](references/sandbase-api-map.md) before selecting a capability.
## Call SandBase capabilities
For every selected tool, call `sandbase_describe_tool` first and use only arguments in its current input schema. Then call `sandbase_call_tool` with the exact `tool_name`.
## Operating principles
- News data is time-sensitive — always note publication dates.
- Cross-reference multiple sources for accuracy.
- Distinguish news reporting from opinion and commentary.
- Cite sources with title, publication, date, and URL.
## Workflow
### 1. Search news
Use `google_news_bulk_articles` to search news articles by keyword, topic, or entity.
### 2. Analyze coverage
Look at: publication count, source diversity, timeline (accelerating/decelerating), tone.
## Output
Return: news articles (title, source, date, URL), coverage timeline, source diversity analysis, and key themes.
## Example tasks
- "What news has been published about [company/topic] in the last week?"
- "Track news coverage of [event] across major publications."
- "Compare how different media outlets are covering [topic]."
- "Find breaking news about [topic] today."
- "What's the news sentiment around [brand/person] this month?"
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