Trump is privately complaining that Google hasn't approved his social media company's Android app. But sources tell Rolling Stone that Truth Social is yet to even apply for approval
Google, Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit were asked to assist the investigation voluntarily in August. Their response was "inadequate," the committee wrote on Thursday
Following guilty verdict, video streaming site says singer violated "creator responsibility guidelines." Still, his music is readily available on YouTube
Image coincides with World Suicide Prevention Week
Trustbuster Lina Khan's confirmation to the FTC is the latest example of a growing bipartisan consensus
Plus, Andre Damon joins the hosts to discuss how censorship is bad for the left
Amazon, Google, and Apple all pulled services from the 'free-speech' app because of users' role in organizing the January 6th attempted insurrection at the Capitol
Amazon has also reportedly threatened to boot the platform from their web services
Hosts Matt Taibbi and Katie Halper are joined by Edward Ongweso Jr.
The Justice Department on Tuesday filed a complaint against Google, alleging the Big Tech behemoth has violated antitrust law. The lawsuit could be a sign of things to come
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