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YouTube news livestreams you can watch for free right now

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The only thing better than watching the news for free is having all the free news from all channels in one place — and accessible via an app on your phone. 

With YouTube News livestream, you can watch any live newscast for free, and there’s plenty to choose from. 

SEE ALSO: YouTube TV: Here's what you need to know

Access the free news livestream on the YouTube app 

  1. Open the YouTube app on your phone or device 

  2. Click on the compass symbol directly under the YouTube logo 

  3. Then you can either click "Live" and scroll down to "Live Now - News" or click "News" and scroll down to "Live Now: News"

  4. Now, you can choose from the list of live newscasts and begin to indulge 

Access the free new livestream on YouTube.com

  1. Go to YouTube.com 

  2. Click the three lines next to the YouTube logo 

  3. Scroll down to the "Explore" section

  4. Then you can either click "Live" and scroll down to "Live Now - News" or click News and scroll down to "Live now: News"

  5. Now, you can choose from the list of live newscasts and begin to indulge 

Live newscasts you can watch right now:



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