In a rare show of bipartisan force, attorneys general from 48 states along with Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia are investigating whether Google's huge online search and advertising business is engaging in monopolistic behavior.
Two bipartisan groups of state attorneys general are launching separate antitrust investigations into Facebook and Google, adding to regulatory scrutiny of two of the world's largest and most ubiquitous tech companies.
Google says contractors listen to recordings to better understand language patterns and accents.
The ban on selling technology to Huawei, the world's biggest maker of mobile network gear and the No. 2 smartphone brand, will be delayed by 90 days.
Controversy over white nationalism and hate speech has dogged online platforms such as Facebook and Google's YouTube for years.
"No one in the world has done this before, and it's important that we get it right."
The Massachusetts senator is proposing legislation targeting tech giants with annual revenue of $25 billion or more.
The project would bring an estimated 50 full-time tech jobs to the area.
Employees were seen staging walkouts at offices from Tokyo and Singapore to London and Dublin.
President Trump attempted to show Google's alleged bias by falsely claiming that search engine failed to promote his State of the Union address.
A satirical web site published a fictitious article claiming that an exec at Google admitted to rigging search results against President Trump.
Several consumer and child privacy advocacy groups asked the Federal Trade Commission to examine YouTube's advertising policy and its effect on kids.
A spurious quote attributed to actor/comedian Tim Allen was shared by one of President Donald Trump's sons.
Memes comparing Tanya McDowell to various school-related criminal cases surface frequently.
The fake story of two undocumented immigrants burglarizing a home and being killed by a little girl with a shotgun is more than a decade old.
A routine review of content labeled satire.
Company spokesperson: "Chick-fil-A restaurants are individually owned and operated, so wage decisions are made at the local level."