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China 10/11/21, 18:05

Faced with the seemingly slow development of Artificial Intelligence [AI] in the United States that would endanger the nation, former Pentagon software chief Nick Chaillan found no other recourse but to resign from his post in protest and warning.  Chaillan believes that his country has lost its leadership to the Chinese ...

News 09/22/21, 16:47

Once again, the largest video platform, YouTube, censors scientists for publishing information that opposes their ideas or interests. In this case, a conference of German scientists talked about the effects found in autopsies performed on people who died after being vaccinated against COVID, also called the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) ...

U.S. 09/20/21, 18:15

A long-serving Michigan meteorologist was terminated for failing to comply with his employer's vaccine mandate on Sept. 16. Karl Bohnak finished up at WLUC-TV6 after spending decades at the company, because he declined to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. "Since I chose not to take one of the shots, I was fired," he ...

Tech 09/07/21, 18:59

One of the world's biggest internet companies went back to the drawing board after highly advanced technology failed to tell the difference between African Americans and wild animals. The Daily Mail shared a video of a verbal and physical conflict between multiple black men, a white male, and police on June ...

News 08/12/21, 19:11

A Silicon Valley company banned a Republican from Kentucky for a week, because he questioned how effectively face masks prevent coronavirus (COVID-19) on Aug. 10. YouTube removed Sen. Rand Paul's video and temporarily blocked him from uploading new content. "They are now banning all my speech, including speech that is given on ...

Washington 08/11/21, 18:25

A Silicon Valley multinational company is mathematically renegotiating remote worker remuneration. Google launched a new internal calculator in June that slashes the salary of many employees who choose to work remotely. The New York Post revealed the Work Location Tool financially penalizes Google staff for increasing disposable income by moving away from ...

Europe 07/14/21, 15:18

The Californian company Google was fined more than $588 million in France for not paying for the news content, videos, and images it displays in its search engine and applications and with which the company profits, reported Daily Mail. France's regulator, the Competition Authority, fined the Silicon Valley giant for violating ...

Texas 07/11/21, 22:45

Donald Trump drew a standing ovation at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Dallas, Texas. The audience applauded the former president for launching a class action lawsuit against Silicon Valley giants, prompting YouTube to censor a video of his speech on July 11. Despite negative mainstream media reports, Trump continues ...

Washington 06/28/21, 23:20

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) has revealed a new framework to help combat major technology companies that restrict freedom of speech and exhibit anti-competitive behavior. McCarthy is sick of "overwhelmingly liberal executives" at Big Tech companies limiting or preventing competition and silencing people for sharing conservative views. "Examples of conservative censorship ...

News 06/22/21, 17:21

Google has sponsored research performed by Peter Daszak's EcoHealth Alliance—a controversial group that has publicly partnered with the Wuhan Institute of Virology on bat coronavirus research—for over a decade. Following months of big tech censorship of stories and individuals supporting the COVID-19 "lab leak" idea—a decision recently debunked following new U.S. ...

California 06/21/21, 04:53

The last U.S. election was arguably a watershed moment in national history due to widespread unconstitutional electoral procedures and a joint effort from corporations and government to "fortify" Joe Biden's presidency.Sovereign Man founder Simon Black accused social media companies of masterminding an un-American censorship campaign, which aims to silence public ...

China 06/05/21, 18:00

The online encyclopedia Wikipedia has once again caused a stir for its left-leaning bias. However, this time, it went too far, as it attributed to the Chinese regime a sea that does not belong to it. The issue surfaced in a discussion on the Wikipedia Reddit community when a user shared ...

U.S. 06/01/21, 00:08

Internal 'unredacted' Google documents reveal that the company tracks its users despite the 'location sharing' option being turned off by using other apps or manipulating privacy settings. The news, reported by Business Insider on May 28, explains that the company made it nearly impossible for users with the Android system on ...

Washington 05/25/21, 15:34

Internet Explorer will be permanently retired after operating for more than a quarter of a century. Redmond-based Microsoft has confirmed it will phase out Internet Explorer due to a lack of user interest. "The Internet Explorer 11 desktop application will be retired and go out of support on June 15, 2022, for ...

U.S. 04/05/21, 17:19

In a long-running copyright lawsuit over the usage of Java application programming interface (API) code in Android, the Supreme Court sided with Google against Oracle on Monday, April 5. The Supreme Court ruled 6-2, with one justice (Amy Coney Barrett) absent from the decision since the case was argued before she ...

U.S. 03/17/21, 14:54

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton reported on Tuesday, March 16, that five states have joined his lawsuit against Google, which alleges antitrust violations and abusive practices by the tech giant. The attorneys general of Alaska, Florida, Montana, Nevada, and Puerto Rico joined the lawsuit originally filed by a 10-state class of ...

Australia & Oceania 02/25/21, 11:25

Australia's Parliament on Thursday, Feb. 25,  passed a world-first law for tech giants such as Facebook and Google to pay local publishers for news content after days earlier Facebook took steps to ban certain content in Australia in response to the government's proposed regulations. As reported by Bloomberg News, the proposed ...

Australia & Oceania 01/22/21, 15:26

Australia will soon pass a law requiring Google to pay royalties to media outlets that publish the content it shares on its network, but the tech giant intimidated users with the possibility of charging or impairing the free services it provides. Alphabet Inc., said it would block its search engine if ...

2022 Campaign 01/11/21, 00:04

Opinion A Republican from Nevada revealed the president will stay in office for a second term despite several failed attempts to overturn the election result. GOP Nye County Chairman Chris Zimmerman believes President Donald Trump will keep fighting to stop the Democratic Party from seizing control of the White House until at ...

U.S. 01/04/21, 09:53

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) stated that Google is the “most dangerous company on the face of the planet.” During an interview with Breitbart News, he described the problems he experienced with Alphabet Inc. and with the social networks Twitter and Facebook regarding the interference they created during the elections. Cruz described Google ...