This document summarizes a research paper that explores using Twitter data to improve the ranking of fresh, time-sensitive search results. The researchers extracted various content, aggregate, and Twitter-specific features to train machine learning models to rank regular web pages and Twitter URLs. In experiments, models trained on Twitter features in addition to standard features significantly outperformed models using only standard features in ranking fresh Twitter URLs higher for breaking news queries. Key Twitter features included textual similarity between tweets and URLs, social network properties of users sharing URLs, and metrics of Twitter accounts associated with shortened URLs. The findings suggest Twitter data can help search engines better satisfy users' immediate needs for up-to-date information on recent events.