Earlier this week, Donald Trump started complaining on Twitter about how Google was suppressing positive stories about his administration from conservative sites while promoting “fake news media” sources like CNN. Several hours later, Trump >>
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Trump going after Google, Facebook, and Twitter is pretty hypocritical
Donald Trump on Tuesday posted messages on Twitter to complain that Google is supposedly suppressing good news about him, and, therefore, that it’s “rigged” against him and other Republicans. He continued his attack >>
FCC Chairman defends lying about fake DDoS attack – even after admitting he knew the truth
After a year of investigation, a truth that many news outlets and net neutrality advocates have been shouting about since 2017 has been proven. During its open comment period on the repeal of >>
A parody site is the top Google result right now when you search Mike Pence’s name
As of the time of writing around mid-day Thursday, if you type Vice President Mike Pence’s name into a Google search, the top result you get is for the website http://www.officialmikepence.com. It takes >>
Apple confirms removal of InfoWars and Alex Jones podcasts from iTunes
Beginning on Monday, totally rational and not at all insane person Alex Jones is going to have to shout a bit louder to make his conspiracy theories heard. Apple confirmed in the early >>
Facebook removes ‘coordinated’ political influence campaign as midterms loom
Facebook added more fuel to the election-meddling fire Tuesday, revealing that it discovered a network of pages and profiles engaging in “coordinated inauthentic behavior” related to planned protests in Washington DC. The news >>
The new iPhone X would have been cheaper, but Trump’s ‘good and easy to win’ trade war might change that
The sky-high price of the iPhone X is cited as the main reason why sales largely stalled after the December quarter. Yes, Apple sold plenty of iPhone X units in the quarters that >>
How is it even possible that most state election offices are still security nightmares?
Well, this is reassuring. The midterms are almost upon us, the country is still reeling from the revelations associated with hackers meddling in the 2016 presidential election. And, somehow, most states still have >>
