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By Forward Staff
September 2, 2025
Now, when you look for information through a Google search, you can be sure you’re getting information from trusted news sources and not misinformation. Google has launched its Preferred Sources tool, offering a way to get news from the publishers you trust the most.
To set the Forward as a Preferred Source of information, simply go to this link and click the checkbox next to “The Forward.”

By selecting the Forward as a Preferred News source, Google will prioritize stories from our pages in your “Top Stories” results. It will also provide a new “From Your Sources” box that curates content from the publishers you select.
For example: A search for “Antisemitism News” showed these stories once the Forward was selected as a Preferred Source:

And a search for “Israel News” showed results from the Forward under “From your sources.”

If you value the Forward’s coverage on all the topics you search for, don’t leave the results up to the algorithm alone. Choose us in your Preferred Sources.
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