Federal Court Rules Google Engaged in Monopolistic Practices

A federal district court ruled on Monday that Google engaged in monopolistic behavior by paying to become the default internet search engine on mobile devices from other tech companies, marking a significant victory for the Justice Department. According to Bloomberg, Google paid $26.3 billion in 2021 to companies including Apple and Samsung. The Justice Department…

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Tech Giants Under Fire: Google, Microsoft, and Meta AI Tools Face Scrutiny Over Autocomplete and Censorship Claims

In recent weeks, a significant controversy has emerged involving major technology companies and their handling of sensitive information. Reports have surfaced that Google’s Autocomplete feature, along with AI tools from Microsoft’s Copilot and Meta, have failed to display search results related to an alleged assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump. This issue has not…

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Feds Prepare to Take Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ Case Before a Grand Jury

By Thee Arizona Times May 29th, 2024 Federal investigators are currently in the process of arranging for the accusers of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs to testify before a federal grand jury in New York City, as reported by CNN. This significant development indicates the advancement of the US Justice Department’s efforts to potentially pursue…

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