World news api

@worldnewsapi get the top news stories from Germany in German for today, focusing on technology topics

Here are today's top technology stories from German sources: 1) 'Neue KI-Regulierung tritt in Kraft' (Spiegel Online) — covers EU AI Act implementation; 2) 'Tesla eröffnet Gigafactory-Erweiterung' (Handelsblatt) — reports on Berlin facility expansion; 3) 'Cybersecurity-Lücke bei Bundesbehörden entdeckt' (Heise Online) — details government infrastructure vulnerability. Each story includes publication time, source credibility rating, and a brief summary. This is an illustrative example; actual results depend on the day's news cycle and available sources.

This example shows the MCP's clustering capability — it aggregates stories from multiple German outlets and ranks them by relevance. Requires an API key with sufficient quota; the free tier may limit requests to 100/day. Results are language-specific, so the prompt's 'in German' instruction ensures you get native-language content rather than translations.

@worldnewsapi extract the full article content from this BBC link including all images and the publish date: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-12345678

Extracted article: Title: 'Quantum Computing Breakthrough Announced by IBM' | Published: 2024-01-15 14:32 UTC | Author: Jane Chen | Full text: 1,247 words covering IBM's 1,000-qubit processor announcement, industry reactions, and technical specifications. Images: 3 (processor photo, comparison chart, lab facility). Videos: 1 embedded YouTube explainer. The structured JSON includes metadata like word count, reading time estimate (5 min), and detected entities (IBM, quantum computing, semiconductor industry). This illustrative example shows typical extraction depth; actual results vary by site structure.

Demonstrates the MCP's ability to parse complex news pages into clean, structured data — useful for archiving or feeding content into other workflows. Some paywalled sites may return partial content only. The extraction respects the site's robots.txt, so certain outlets (especially those blocking scrapers) may fail. Always verify you have rights to extract and store the content.

@worldnewsapi search for news sources covering renewable energy, then check if 'CleanTechnica' and 'Renewable Energy World' are in your monitored list

Search results: 'CleanTechnica' is actively monitored (added 2022-03, updates hourly, 847 articles indexed this month). 'Renewable Energy World' is also monitored (added 2021-11, updates every 2 hours, 612 articles indexed this month). Both sources are tagged under 'environment' and 'technology' categories. You can now use these source names as filters in subsequent news searches to get targeted results from these outlets. This illustrative example shows how source verification works; the actual index includes thousands of outlets across languages.

This example pairs two tools — searching for sources by topic, then verifying specific outlets. Useful before setting up RSS feeds or filtered searches to confirm the MCP actually tracks your preferred publications. The monitored-source list updates periodically, so niche or newly launched outlets may not appear. If a source isn't indexed, you can still use 'extract news links' to pull articles directly from its homepage.

When you need geo-filtered news for distributed leadership

A 5-person exec team spread across US, UK, and Singapore wants a single Slack thread each morning with top regional headlines relevant to their SaaS vertical. World News API wins here because Get Top News pulls country-specific clusters and Get Geo Coordinates lets you filter by metro area without writing scrapers. The Extract News tool means you can pull full article text into the thread so no one clicks out to paywalled sites. This works until you need more than 6 countries or want sub-hourly updates—at that scale you're better off with a dedicated media monitoring service. If your team checks news once a day and needs clean structured output, this MCP delivers without vendor lock-in.

Why this MCP falls short for real-time brand monitoring

A 3-person product team wants to track every time a competitor gets mentioned in tech press so they can react to feature launches. World News API isn't the right call. The Search News Sources tool only checks if a source exists in the system—it doesn't run keyword alerts or push notifications. You'd need to poll manually or build your own scheduler, and the 6-tool limit means no sentiment analysis or duplicate filtering. If you're tracking fewer than 10 sources and can check once a day, Extract News Links plus a Notion database might work. But for anything resembling real-time competitor intel, you need a purpose-built media monitoring tool with webhooks. Save this MCP for structured one-off research, not ongoing surveillance.

When RSS conversion beats manual link collection

A 2-person content agency sends 8 clients weekly industry newsletters, each pulling from 4-6 niche trade publications that don't offer RSS feeds. News Website to RSS Feed solves this: point it at a publication's homepage, get a structured feed, pipe it into your newsletter tool. The Extract News tool means you can preview full article text before including a link, and Get Top News helps you spot trending topics across regions when a client operates internationally. This breaks down if a publication changes its HTML structure frequently or if you need more than basic title-and-link extraction. But for small agencies curating 30-50 articles a week from stable sources, this MCP cuts manual copy-paste time by 80 percent and keeps your API key in one place.