today when browsing in google news i found this wired funny wrong or some bla bla title .
check the screenshot below
http://smartjean4u.googlepages.com/funingnews.gif

Google has wrongly indexed the poster name and time instead of the news title....
http://smartjean4u.googlepages.com/funnytitle.gif

If they use RSS feed to gather a news from the source site, it could be that there was an error in RSS parser (Google side) or in RSS source itself (Source-site side).

PS: Did you know, that there is a limit RSS file cannot exceed? (according to the specification).So, if source-site generates too large RSS file, probably it won't be indexed or at least it will crash during RSS validation.

Usually Google News doesn't index RSS, but HTML...

They should parse the RSS. But probably they'll get the news slower in this case.

maby not all news sides have a rss feed (or maby rss was not so popular while they develop google news..)

I know that Google News team is working on a kind of "console" where the webmasters of the "sources" sites could be avoid this problem and others... ;-)

and no, Google news doesn't use RSS feeds, their bot only check the home page of a site (or its heading "news").