RSS Feeds
RSS - Daily News Updates
What is RSS?
RSS is a Web Content syndication format. RSS is a standard format (in XML) for delivering content that changes on a regular basis. Content is delivered in small chunks, generally a synopsis, preview, or headline. For additional information on RSS/XML, a thorough explanation can be found at RSS Specifications.
How can I use RSS?
There are a number of applications collectively called RSS Newsreaders designed to read, manage and display content from RSS feeds. Some of these are standalone applications; others run in your browser; and many more modern web browsers support RSS without any addtional software being required. These applications allow a user to read headlines from dozens or hundreds of news sites at one time, by subscribing to RSS feeds.
U.S. Government RSS Feeds
Many departments of the U.S. Government offer a variety of RSS feeds. The State Department's headline feed is provided through America.gov, but the Department also offers a vareity of RSS feeds categorised by topic, region, and even language.
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State Dept. RSS Feeds
- U.S. Mission New Zealand Latest News
- Topical Feeds