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The International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) launched a new legal fund to protect fact-checkers that face litigation.

A new report suggested China exploited Google search results to spread its false narrative about COVID-19.

U.S. lawmakers urged Google to “fix” abortion searches.

Twenty-seven Senate Republicans led by Sen. John Thune (R-SD) on Wednesday introduced legislation that would ban email providers from using algorithms that mark certain political campaign emails as spam.

Google offered to allow ads from rival companies to settle an antitrust investigation.

A Google engineer claimed an artificial intelligence bot that belonged to the company came to life.
 

Google sponsored a disturbing LGBTQ+ “Pride” and drag event in Austin, Texas, which was billed as “family-friendly,” according to the Rainbow on the Creek web page.

The Supreme Court temporarily blocked a Texas law that aims to prevent discriminative censorship on social media platforms.

Another day yields another liberal news story that protects Big Tech from allegations of election interference to benefit the left.

The Orwellian Disinformation Governance Board, also called the Biden administration’s “Ministry of Truth,” is just the latest in a list of eight times that government has wielded tech to target Americans invasively.

Dozens of Democrats demanded that Google stop collecting location data so that women can abort their babies without getting in trouble.

Months ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, Google leadership reportedly ignored GOP senators’ legitimate questions about Gmail’s apparent suppression of conservative political candidates’ emails.

Big Tech worked tirelessly to silence pro-life voices, but the censorship can’t stop the Supreme Court from overturning bad precedent. A grievous Supreme Court document leak indicated that the court may overturn Roe v. Wade. Big Tech and the leftist media have supported the leftist narrative on abortion by silencing pro-life content.  

Google announced Wednesday that it launched “Google Pay,” a system that enhanced the company’s program that accepted payments virtually. TechCrunch reported that Google had the “Google Wallet” for years, but a company spokesperson said the “Google Pay” app allowed consumers to store more personal information digitally, including credit cards.