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Group of AGs sues Google, target unlawful search monopoly, related advertising

CHARLESTON West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey has joined a bipartisan coalition of 38 AGs suing Google, claiming the tech giant illegally has a monopoly on general search engines and related advertising markets. The coalition alleges Google illegally maintains that anticompetitive conduct through a series of anticompetitive exclusionary contracts and conduct. The lawsuit was filed December 17 in U.S. District Court in the District of Columbia. Morrisey “Big tech must be held accountable to ensure meaningful access to competition,” Morrisey said in a statement. Corporations have a right to thrive, but they must not do so at the expense of severely and unlawfully limiting consumer choice. Increased competition provides improved privacy protections, more targeted results and greater opportunities.”

If you don t see vote fraud, you must be blind | West Virginia Record

“I’ll believe it when I see it.” That’s a common response from skeptics when told something that contradicts their opinions. Only it’s not true. In fact, it’s a double falsehood, because they’ll never believe what they say they would believe if they saw it – and they’ll never see it, or accept it, no matter how many times it’s shown to them. “Where’s the evidence?” That’s another favorite line of skeptics. But what happens when they’re shown the evidence? They reject it out of hand. The response of skeptics to the evidence of widespread vote fraud in the U.S. presidential election is typical.

W Va attorney general sues Google, targets unlawful search monopoly

W Va attorney general sues Google, targets unlawful search monopoly
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AG s office offers tips for wise, safe holiday giving

freestocks.org/Pexels CHARLESTON West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey s office is encouraging consumers to open their wallets for charity this holiday season but to exercise caution in doing so to avoid potential scams. “Christmastime is one of the most popular times of year to give charitable donations,” Morrisey said in a press release. “It’s important to ask where the money goes to ensure you are not scammed by someone preying upon your goodwill.  With a little caution, you can have an enjoyable giving experience this holiday season.” Morrisey Residents with questions about the legitimacy of a charity or organization can review the Secretary of State’s website to see if the charity is registered to solicit donations in West Virginia. Consumers also can research the charity on websites such as CharityNavigator.org or GuideStar.org.

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