Google is taking heat for its Memorial Day doodle, with many drawing comparisons to "pride month" and other leftist themes.

"So what has been happening in the White House is in the past seven months, I've done all the right things. I've not been called on."

"I really think it's third-world that big, massive corporations team up with big tech monopolies to target journalism."

“In the first part of the video she mentioned getting some work done but we never actually see her working.”

‘So why do I see this as a direct attack on Google’s search business?’

The 2015 murder of an elderly man almost became a cold case until a janitor found a Bible which ultimately led to the conviction of two men.

Maybe his venture into the metaverse wasn't such a good idea. And what about the serious problems Facebook has caused?

Normally, this kind of harsh smackdown would cause CEOs to reconsider what they're doing and change their behavior.

An engineer Google has sidelined has a warning about the tech giant's Artificial Intelligence project. The company is downplaying it.

It happened again. Another fire at a food processing plant. Is this another coincidence like the fact-checkers say?

There is another event that took place on a separate June 6 that Google did not commemorate.

Some Twitter employees have complained about Musk's purchase of the company, but he has much bigger things to worry about.

“I am particularly alarmed by this pattern because political dice-loading is nothing new for your company.”

A plan to invest $1 billion is reportedly getting a second look as public interest in CNN's new product isn't matching expectations.

Newly revealed details from a lawsuit claim that the top leaders of Facebook and Google conspired together.

Google banned a series of pro-life ads from running on its platform on Tuesday, including those promoted by Live Action.

Google's head of diversity strategy was removed from his position after a 2007 blog post containing anti-Semitic language resurfaced.

“Its proposed updated app will be approved for reinstatement to the App Store.”

“This is a priority for me, and we have had preliminary conversations with the White House on a path forward.”

Google called the Texas lawsuit “meritless.” Facebook did not immediately respond to a request for comment.