Google expands ‘Preferred Sources’ to everyone so you actually see your favorite sites
Google has expanded its 'Preferred Sources' feature to all users globally in all supported languages, allowing individuals to prioritize content from specific websites in Search and News results. The tool aims to give users more control over the news they see by increasing the visibility of trusted or preferred outlets. Initially launched in late 2025 for select regions, the feature is now universally accessible to help users engage more with the sources they value.
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