Non-Sketchy News Search

Find News Sources on Wikipedia and Search Them Via Google With Non-Sketchy News Search

When you search Google News, you're trusting that all the sources included in your results are legitimate. Often that's the case, but there are a lot of bad actors trying to poison Google's search results with disinformation, propaganda sites, and other such garbage.

Non-Sketchy News Search uses SPARQL to find media outlets on Wikipedia by keyword, then bundles them into a Google search. Presence in Wikipedia does not guarantee legitimacy, of course, but at least you know what sources are being searched.

Start by keyword searching for news outlets (do not use quotes). Try searching for a place (Baltimore) or a topic (business) or a language (Ukrainian):

Add any additional search terms you want in your Google query (do not use site:)

After you run the search you'll get a list of media outlets that match your search terms. Click on the checkboxes of the outlets you'd like to include in a Google search (you're limited to 15) and click the button at the bottom of the list to open a Google search in a new tab.

Select	Source	Description	Website

0/15 sources selected