Google is rolling out a feature called “Preferred Sources” globally, according to Daily Mail reports. The tool allows publishers to be designated as preferred sources so that, when users search for news topics, they can see more content from that publisher in search results. The Daily Mail says the feature is now available in the regions where Google is deploying the update, and it highlights a process for adding the outlet as a preferred source to surface additional Daily Mail coverage, including breaking stories and exclusives, alongside other content from across the web. The reports focus on how the feature affects search display rather than on specific news events or policy changes. No additional details are provided in the excerpts about how Google selects preferred sources, how users can manage or opt out of them, or whether the tool changes the ranking rules beyond increasing visibility of designated publishers. The announcement emphasizes increased access to Daily Mail articles when people are searching for related news topics.