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Google is asking users to just trust that when a Bard extension reads emails it won’t scrape data.

Google faces a major antitrust lawsuit from the Department of Justice that could potentially deflate the 25-year-old, censorship-obsessed Big Tech giant. 

The Big Tech oligarchs are hard at work censoring free speech, including censorship that constitutes election interference as the 2024 election season heats up.

A federal judge tossed a Republican National Committee lawsuit that alleged Google buried fundraising emails.

Google’s election interference is just getting warmed up as we head into 2024. 

Biased Google’s AI is entering a new phase of online news manipulation.

On July 1st, Google updated its privacy policy, which now says the Big Tech company has the right to scrape the internet for just about anything and everything ever posted in order to train artificial intelligence (AI).

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL) is reintroducing legislation to stifle the federal government in its tracks from further secretly colluding with Silicon Valley giants to censor Americans’ speech. But does it go far enough?

A group of a few hundred Christians who are employed by Google filed a petition that accused Google of religious discrimination.

Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) has reacted to a new interim report that exposed a concerning fact: the federal government is out to strangle Americans’ free speech.

The receipts are in: A few months after being caught promoting Planned Parenthood in search, Google is now downplaying the egregious practice of abortion through Bard, its newly launched artificial intelligence chatbot. The tech giant’s bias is undeniable.

The largest newspaper publisher in the United States has sued Google. Yep, you read that right. Gannett has accused the anti-free speech Big Tech giant has a monopoly over digital ads.

CNN got around to criticizing Big Tech, but only for the purpose of shaming Google for running pro-life crisis pregnancy centers ads. 

Google appears to have concerns about developments to its own chatbot despite the fact that it continues to be a chief developer of artificial intelligence.