The News Search service allows you to search the Internet for news stories. Sample Request Url: http://api.search.yahoo.com/NewsSearchService/V1/newsSearch?appid=YahooDemo&query=madonna&results=2&language=en The application ID. See Application IDs for more information. The query to search for. The kind of search to submit. returns results with all query terms returns results with one or more of the query terms returns results containing the query terms as a phrase The number of results to return. The starting result position to return (1-based). The finishing position (start + results - 1) cannot exceed 1000. Sort articles by relevance or most-recent. The language the results are written in. Supported Languages. Omitting language returns results in any language. A domain to restrict your searches to (e.g. www.yahoo.com). You may submit up to 30 values (e.g., site=www.yahoo.com&site=www.cnn.com). The format for the output. Results will be returned in JSON format. Results will be returned in Serialized PHP format. The name of the callback function to wrap around the JSON data. The following characters are allowed: A-Z a-z 0-9 . [] and _. If output=json has not been requested, this parameter has no effect. More information on the callback can be found in the Yahoo! Developer Network JSON Documentation. Contains all of the query responses. Has attributes: totalResultsAvailable: The number of query matches in the database. totalResultsReturned: The number of query matches returned. This may be lower than the number of results requested if there were fewer total results available. firstResultPosition: The position of the first result in the overall search. Contains each individual response. The title of the article. Summary text associated with the article. The URL for the article. The URL for linking to the article. See URL linking for more information. The company that distributed the news article, such as API or BBC. The URL for the news source. The language the article is written in. The date the article was first published, in unix timestamp format. The date the article was last modified, in unix timestamp format. The URL of a thumbnail file associated with the article, if present, and its height and width in pixels. See the Standard Error documentation.