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The Justice Department filed a new antitrust lawsuit against Google on Tuesday that accused the Big Tech company of unlawfully bullying competitors who challenged its dominance in the ad tech marketplace.

Lawyers for Google warned the Supreme Court this week against upending federal law that shields Big Tech companies from legal liability, saying the move could create a "litigation minefield."

Google searches for the word "Jew" on Tuesday showed an offensive stereotype as the primary definition of the word.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has reached a settlement with iHeartMedia over allegations that the company engaged in false advertising of the Google Pixel 4 smartphone, his office announced Monday.

Google revealed that "Wordle" was its most-searched term throughout this year.

House Republicans are refining their investigation of major tech companies, as the lawmakers preparing to take charge aim to unearth hidden censorship operations of Big Tech platforms and social media websites.

Twitter owner Elon Musk pledged to build new phones to compete with Apple and Google's devices if they try to wall his social media platform out of their app stores, escalating a competitive threat to the prominent tech titans' power posed by the billionaire tycoon.

Two men who own Android devices are suing the Massachusetts health department on behalf of millions of residents, accusing the agency of installing COVID-19 tracking software on their mobile phones without permission.

Google has agreed to pay a $391.5 million settlement to 40 states to resolve an investigation into the tech behemoth tracking people's locations, state attorneys general said Monday.

A delivery driver charged with killing a Google employee from New York who went missing while out for a run near her mother's Massachusetts home six years ago pleaded guilty to second-degree murder on Wednesday.