Google Revamps Google News for Readability, Adds Dedicated 'Fact Check' Block

To make Google News easier to navigate and more accessible to everyone, Google today announced that it redesigned the desktop website to give users more control over what they read, with various perspectives over a wide range of news, and a dedicated "Fact Check" block.

The new Google News design focuses on readability by adopting a card format for news to make it easier to browser and identify the related articles of a story, a new layout that shows the publisher's name and article's labels while keeping the view unchanged on the page as you explore similar topics.

Google says that it dedicated the left navigation column to all the sections that you customize in your Google's account settings, so you can have faster access to the news you want to read. But they didn't stop there, as a new navigation bar for "Headlines," "Local" and ...