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Are Meta And Apple Biased? What US Senator's Claims Mean for Users
The US senator's fresh attack on tech giants reignites debate over algorithms, political balance and what shows up in your feed.
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US Senator Lands In Taiwan For Fourth Political Visit This Month
US Senator Marsha Blackburn landed in Taiwan late Thursday, the fourth visit by an American politician this month and a move bound to rile Beijing, which has staged huge military drills to protest such trips.
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Facebook’s Ex-Employees Should Be Interviewed as Part of Antitrust Probe, US Senator Urges
Senator Marsha Blackburn, a Republican and a tough critic of the big tech companies, urged the Federal Trade Commission to interview some former employees of Facebook as part of its probe of the social media giant.
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General Motors boss 'deeply sorry' after deadly crashes
Conceding company officials knew of their cars' potentially deadly ignition switches for years, GM chief Mary Barra apologized on Tuesday and said the automaker had a "civic responsibility" to make things right.
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India not willing to play by the rules: US lawmakers
Top American lawmakers today criticised India's trade and business policies, saying that New Delhi is not willing to play by the rules.
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Are Meta And Apple Biased? What US Senator's Claims Mean for Users
The US senator's fresh attack on tech giants reignites debate over algorithms, political balance and what shows up in your feed.
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US Senator Lands In Taiwan For Fourth Political Visit This Month
US Senator Marsha Blackburn landed in Taiwan late Thursday, the fourth visit by an American politician this month and a move bound to rile Beijing, which has staged huge military drills to protest such trips.
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Facebook’s Ex-Employees Should Be Interviewed as Part of Antitrust Probe, US Senator Urges
Senator Marsha Blackburn, a Republican and a tough critic of the big tech companies, urged the Federal Trade Commission to interview some former employees of Facebook as part of its probe of the social media giant.
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General Motors boss 'deeply sorry' after deadly crashes
Conceding company officials knew of their cars' potentially deadly ignition switches for years, GM chief Mary Barra apologized on Tuesday and said the automaker had a "civic responsibility" to make things right.
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India not willing to play by the rules: US lawmakers
Top American lawmakers today criticised India's trade and business policies, saying that New Delhi is not willing to play by the rules.
