We've had hoped that Google would either update the News and Weather app (which hasn't been updated since Android 4.2, and doesn't exist on tablets), or that Google News would be folded into another app (the new Google Play Newsstand seems the most likely target); but instead, Google has given the mobile version of the Google News website a major redesign.
The update brings Google's increasingly standard card UI to the website, and the look and feel is more customizable. You can now change the theme between light and dark, change the font size, and even choose if you want more in-depth snippets for each story card. Navigation has been made easier with a new hamburger menu that gives easy access to various sections. Overall, it looks pretty nice; and, definitely looks like it could easily become a proper app. There are a few other tweaks, like adding a weather widget to the Local section, a new Editor's Picks section, and a collection of posts that are popular on Google+.
Google says that the redesign will be visible to Android and iOS users with no mention of Windows Phone devices, so we can't say how well it will work there. The redesign is rolling out right now, starting with the U.S. edition, but Google says it will be coming to International editions "soon".
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