France approves digital tax plan despite warnings by the Trump administration
Despite a warning by the Trump administration, France decides to move ahead on a new technology tax initiative.
GOP Rep. Doug Collins calls for internet data property rights
A senior House Republican is drafting a bill to grant users the ownership of the data they generate. On Wednesday, congressman Doug Collins, ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, released the internet privacy guidelines for an upcoming bill.
President Trump to hold social media summit
Hot topic issues surrounding social media are set to be addressed this week during a summit in Washington, D.C.
Report: Schools teach pro-climate change beliefs with no training
Teachers in many K-12 schools are reportedly teaching students the supposed dangers of climate change despite no formal training or appropriate textbooks on the subject.
Senate subcommittee grills Google over reports of its left-wing bias
Tech giant Google is under fire from senators on Capitol Hill, following new reports showing the company’s search algorithms push a left-wing agenda. One America’s Jacob Demille has the details.
Google pledges $1B to ease San Francisco Bay Area housing crisis
San Francisco is home to the highest housing costs in the country, mostly due to the explosive growth in Silicon Valley.
Conservative lawyers outline how tech giants act as monopolies
The Trump administration announced it’s investigation into Facebook and Google under anti-trust violations. This means they are possibly classifying them as monopolies. One America’s Jack Posobiec sat down with the publisher of “Human Events” to learn more.
WATCH: FTC and DOJ closing in on Big Tech
Amazon and Google may be facing a federal crackdown in the coming months. One America’s Chanel Rion has more from Washington.