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Karandeep Singh Oberoi is a Durham College Journalism and Mass Media graduate who joined the Android Police team in April 2024, after serving as a full-time News Writer at Canadian publication MobileSyrup.
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Google remains the top search engine worldwide. As of November 2025, the search engine still holds almost 90 percent market share, with the second-biggest player, Bing, rocking just over four percent.
Considering the dominant position, any and all trend data coming from the search engine offers a snapshot of what the world is searching for. Leveraging that data, Google is now rolling out its 2025 Year in Search, essentially offering a look back at the year's most significant events and trends.
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Posts By Timi Cantisano Dec 10, 2024The tech giant released its Year in Search with a comprehensive look at both global and country-based interests, though we'll be focusing mostly on what captivated the US audience.
Starting off with just searches in general, interests appear very fragmented. The top three spots went to Charlie Kirk, the movie KPop Demon Hunters, and the viral collectible Labubu toys. Here's what followed:
4. iPhone 17
5. One Big Beautiful Bill Act
6. Zohran Mamdani
7. DeepSeek
8. Government shutdown
9. FIFA Club World Cup
10. Tariffs
Top news events of the year and the top searches had some similarities. The top three news reports, according to US Search Trends, were One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Government shutdown, and Charlie Kirk assassination, followed by Tariffs, No Kings protest, Los Angeles fires, New Pope chosen, Epstein files, U.S. Presidential Inauguration, and Hurricane Melissa. These topics are what American manually searched for.
Check out more US Search Trends below:
Passings
Actors
People
1
Charlie Kirk
Pedro Pascal
Zohran Mamdani
2
Gene Hackman
Malachi Barton
Tyler Robinson
3
Ozzy Osbourne
Walton Goggins
d4vd
4
Anne Burrell
Pamela Anderson
Erika Kirk
5
Diane Keaton
Charlie Sheen
Pope Leo XIV
6
Michelle Trachtenberg
Eric Dane
Shedeur Sanders
7
Pope Francis
Mikey Madison
Bonnie Blue
8
Hulk Hogan
Aubrey Plaza
Karoline Leavitt
9
Malcolm-Jamal Warner
Adam Sandler
Andy Byron
10
Val Kilmer
Justin Baldoni
Jimmy Kimmel
Source: Pexels
There are a lot of other categories, but of course, we're not going through all of them here. However, there are some categories that might be relevant to Android Police readers.
These include Google Maps-specific search trends that highlight the most searched for US bookstores, transit stations, state parks, and even campgrounds. Check them out below!
Google Maps — Bookstores
Google Maps — Transit station
Google Maps — State Parks
Google Maps — Campground
1
Powell's City of Books
Grand Central Terminal
Watkins Glen State Park
Ginnie Springs Outdoors, LLC
2
Strand Book Store
Penn Station
Valley of Fire State Park
Ocean Lakes Family Campground
3
The Last Bookstore
Port Authority Bus Terminal
Liberty State Park
Mather Campground
4
Kinokuniya New York
Newark-Penn Station
Starved Rock State Park
The Campsites at Disney's Fort
Wilderness Resort
5
Stanford University Bookstore
Chicago Union Station
Silver Falls State Park
Chalk Bluff River Resort and Park
6
McKay's Nashville
Union Station
Letchworth State Park
Nashville KOA Resort
7
Beacon Hill Books & Cafe
William H. Gray III 30th Street
Blue Spring State Park
Nelson Ledges Quarry Park
8
Half Price Books
San Francisco 4th and King Street
station
Palo Duro Canyon State Park
Krause Springs
9
Elliott Bay Book Company
Ogilvie Transportation Center
Point Lobos State Natural Reserve
Big Meadows Campground
10
BOOKOFF New York
New Haven-Union Station
Crater of Diamonds State Park
Lakewood Camping Resort
You can find all other major US Search Trend lists at www.trends.withgoogle.com/year-in-search/2025/. Simply swap out the '2025' at the end of the URL with a different year to check out that year's trends.
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