Your model has a cutoff. The news doesn’t.
Structured articles from Reuters, AP, the BBC, the Guardian and 31 more publishers. Ticker-tagged, section-filtered, journalist-level. One API, and no parser to rewrite when a masthead redesigns.
Dollar stores beat sales estimates as cheaper essentials in demand
China's drug regulator accepts Novo Nordisk's oral Wegovy filing
Nvidia leans into the danger of a bad-news spiral
As AI agents go rogue, cyber insurers are adapting their policies
Best Buy raises annual forecasts as AI spurs device upgrades
28 articles returned in 2.8s · 1 credit · tickers pre-tagged
The publishers · live now
Wire services, nationals, and the tech press.
Each one is a set of pre-built actions, not a scraper you maintain. Same request shape across every masthead.
Reuters
8 actionsFull wire feed, ticker-tagged, section and topic filters.
The Guardian
10 actionsLatest and section feeds with author and word count.
CNBC
9 actionsTop stories, market categories, and real-time quotes.
TechCrunch
9 actionsStartup and funding coverage with categories.
South China Morning Post
9 actionsAsia coverage across sections and topics.
AP News
8 actionsWire articles, keywords, and the AP fact-check feed.
BBC News
8 actionsTop stories by section and world region.
Google News
8 actionsCross-publisher search with related coverage.
Nikkei Asia
8 actionsAsian business and markets reporting.
Al Jazeera
5 actionsMiddle East and Global South coverage.
Hacker News
4 actionsTop, new and best stories with comment counts.
Plus Substack, Medium, Techmeme, ScienceDaily, Digg and more - browse the full catalog.
What you can pull
More than a list of headlines.
The wire, in order
Full chronological feeds with timestamps, sections, and wire IDs - not a homepage scrape that misses what scrolled past.
Ticker-tagged articles
Reuters returns the securities each story mentions. Filter market news by AAPL.O or .SPX without running your own NER.
Journalist-level feeds
Follow a named reporter's beat across time. Useful when a person, not a section, is the signal you care about.
Search across publishers
Keyword search with date ranges per outlet, plus Google News for cross-publisher coverage of the same story.
Who it’s for
Built for teams who act on the news.
{"published": "2026-08-27T12:26Z","section": "business","tickers": ["DG.N","WMT.O"]}Why not roll your own
News sites break scrapers for a living.
One shape, many mastheads
Each publisher returns a consistent envelope. You are not writing a parser per outlet, or rewriting it when a layout changes.
No credentials for most of it
34 of 35 publishers need no login at all. Nothing to store, rotate, or leak.
Seconds, not minutes
Headline feeds returned in 2.8 to 6.7 seconds on a live run, at 1 to 3 credits per call.
Breakage is our problem
When a publisher changes its markup, the action is fixed upstream. Your integration does not move.
Quick start
One call, then swap the slug.
# The Reuters wire, newest first - ticker-tagged
curl -X POST https://api.anakin.io/v1/wire/task \
-H "X-API-Key: $ANAKIN_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"action_id": "re_wire",
"params": { "page": 1, "language": "en" }
}'X-API-Key header.Get API keyFAQ
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300 free credits, no card. Enough to pull the wire a few hundred times.