Request URL: https://serpapi.com/search?api_key={your_api_key}&engine=google&q=BTC Bitcoin crypto news&location_requested=united states&location_used=United States&google_domain=google.com&hl=en&gl=us&device=desktop&tbm=nws Response includes: "search_information": { "news_results_state": "Fully empty", "query_displayed": "BTC Bitcoin crypto news", "total_results": 11000000, "time_taken_displayed": 0.47 }, "error": "Google hasn't returned any results for this query.", while there are results if I open google_url = https://www.google.com/search?q=BTC+Bitcoin+crypto+news&oq=BTC+Bitcoin+crypto+news&hl=en&gl=us&tbm=nws&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 could you investigate ASAP? deeply appreciated, Marta

The tooltip says "Run out of searches", it should say "Ran out of searches".

On certain searches, typically searches where the local_results are beneath other google elements, the local_results and local_results.places are not being parsed. Here is an example search https://serpapi.com/searches/a2dcf06e296d494e/61f2646137b24a9905c37dc1.json If you look at the related HTML https://serpapi.com/searches/a2dcf06e296d494e/61f2646137b24a9905c37dc1.html the local_results are present on the page, but are not included in the search result JSON Image is attached for reference

Attempted to search from Florida, location on raw_html_file shows california.

One of our users report that inline_video_carousels first link is parsed incorrectly. My assumption is that some layout change because whole x-ray is broken when you pick this part. Another part of the page is parsed instead of this link. The Playground: https://serpapi.com/playground?q=addison+rae&location=Austin%2C+Texas%2C+United+States&gl=us&hl=en Inspect: https://serpapi.com/searches/6213c8b749ecdb4f6252bde7/inspect The screenshot:

In the Playground, everything seems to be correct but in the Python package when parsing with and without pagination, articles are parsed in the wrong order (more one the screenshots). For example, the first article appears last or the last article appears first when parsing. I'm using the latest version (2.4.1) and not using anything related to sorting. A guess: this behavior might be caused by recent articles pagination bug fix . Another guess was in the if statement: if "next" in results.get("serpapi_pagination", []) was somehow messing up the behavior, but even without pagination as said above, the article's order was out of order.

date (e.g. "2 hours ago") is not being returned in "top_stories" at the moment (it used to be).

I use the python sdk and try to get original html but it return json string

as the doc, param "lm" should limit the time period of search results, but it seems not work