An advanced scraping API that aggregates live news updates every minute from over 30 international sources, with constant growth toward hundreds of outlets.
After signing up, every developer is assigned a personal API access key, a unique combination of letters and digits provided to access to our API endpoint. To authenticate with the Moka News Information API simply include your bearer token in the Authorization header.
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# 📡 Moka News Information API
Moka News Information API is a powerful, real-time news scraping service that aggregates the latest headlines from over 30 international news sources. It allows you to query news by **categories**, **sources**, or both—making it ideal for news apps, dashboards, or content feeds.
> **Live news updates every minute** | JSON format | Built for developers
## 🌍The Sources List :
- CNN
- BBC
- Yahoo
- The New York Times
- Fox News
- The Guardian
- Washington Post
- ABC News
- USA Today
- Daily Mail
- Russia Today
- CNBC
- Daily Expres
- The Sun
- The Independent
- CBC
- Daily Mirror
- Time
- Euro News
- France 24
- NBC News
- CBS News
- BuzzFeed
- Business Insider
- NPR
- Los Angeles Times
- New York Post
- Mashable
- SFGATE
- Slate Magazine
Each endpoint returns JSON data related to news articles. For example, the `GET byCategory` endpoint provides recent news articles categorized by topics like Sports or Politics, while `GET Sources List` returns a list of available news sources.
Key fields include `title`, `link`, `image`, `pubDate`, `source`, and `category`. For instance, in the `GET Recent50` response, each article includes these fields to provide comprehensive information about the news item.
The API provides various information types, including news categories, recent articles, and sources. For example, `GET Categories` lists available news categories, while `GET Recent100` returns the latest 100 news articles.
Response data is organized as an array of objects, each representing a news article or category. Each object contains relevant fields, such as `title` and `link`, making it easy to parse and display in applications.
The data is sourced from over 30 reputable news outlets, including CNN, BBC, and The Guardian. This diverse range ensures a broad perspective on global news events.
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