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How the James Damore case catalyzed a backlash against Google and Silicon Valley from the right

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The engineer Anthony Levandowski has reportedly founded a religion led by bots, the latest manifestation of the tech world's spiritual underpinnings.

Three women are taking the tech giant to court for a problem that should have been addressed by the tech giant or federal regulations long ago.

The ousting of a Google critic at the New America Foundation shows how donors have corrupted Washington's policy and research institutes.

Two companies—Facebook and Google—dominate the way we consume information online. And they are saturated with right-wing lies.

Google's reported involvement in New America's decision to end an antimonopoly program points to a larger schism in the Democratic Party.

When Google promises to "curb" extremism on its lucrative video platform, it means nothing more than keeping advertisers happy.