Official statement
With the launch of the page experience-based ranking, Google is expanding eligibility for Top Stories to all qualified web pages, regardless of their Core Web Vitals score, as long as they meet Google News content policies.
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Why is AMP no longer needed for the Top Stories carousel?
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TL;DR
Google is opening access to Top Stories for all qualified pages, regardless of Core Web Vitals score. This simplifies inclusion but requires strict adherence to Google News content policies.
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