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It’s unclear what the tech giant will do next, but the ruling is a blow. Federal Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Google’s search engine illegally used its dominant position to stifle competition and innovation in a ruling that has been hailed as a landmark decision that could shake up the Internet and damage the reputation […]

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No, Slave Owners! A genealogical study by Northern Irish historian Stephen McCracken reveals that Kamala Harris’s paternal great-grandfather, Hamilton Brown, was born in County Antrim in 1776, the year the US Declaration of Independence was adopted. Brown emigrated to Jamaica, then a British colony, and became a major slave owner, employing black slaves to work […]

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Dmitri Drobnitsky04.08.2024

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Tony Rocchi02.08.2024

The ambivalence of many conservatives and reactionaries in Russia about political terrorism possibly did more harm to the government than we can imagine. In the long run, conservative ambivalence contributed to the collapse of the autocracy in the February Revolution of 1917. It is undoubtable that most conservatives and reactionaries condemned left-wing terrorism, but many […]

Dmitri Drobnitsky01.08.2024

Google and Meta* tried to “Erase” the assassination attempt on Trump from search. Caught red-handed, IT companies promised to “check and adjust” algorithms The first to notice the strange behavior of the Google search engine was Donald Trump Jr., the son of the 45th President of the United States. He drew attention to the fact […]

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