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Palantir, Oracle Leaders Have Had Close Ties to Trump. Their Workers Are Donating More to Biden
Campaign donation receipts show employees at both companies donating more to the Democratic challenger
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DOJ Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google: Instant Reaction
The Justice Department’s lawsuit includes support from several Republican state AGs
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1 in 4 Social Media Users Who Have Heard of QAnon Say Its Conspiracy Theories Are at Least Somewhat Accurate
Among all adults, 38% of Republicans share the same belief, 14 points higher than general public
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Since Trump’s COVID-19 Diagnosis, His Campaign Has Spent More Than $500,000 on Facebook Ads About It
Far outspending other political advertisers, Trump ads included videos containing misleading, questionable treatment information
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Antitrust Report ‘Just the Beginning’: Proposed Tech Reforms Now Face Uphill Battle in Congress
Some proposed reforms in House report have bipartisan support, but others face long road ahead, experts say
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Reps. Burgess, Latta and McMorris Rodgers Vying for a Top House Tech Policy Role
The three GOP lawmakers are making their case for being Energy & Commerce’s next Republican leader
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For Harry Styles, TMI Is a Four-Letter Word — and Gen Z Influencers Should Take Note
Not everyone can be as influential as Styles, but his online habits, data show 'less is more' strategy can reach Gen Z
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Variety CMO Says Success of Virtual Events Means They Will Continue Post-Pandemic
Variety Streaming Room events have generated 72,091 unique registrants, 31,238 unique attendees and higher turnout rate
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As Senate Preps for Latest Privacy Hearing, Stakeholders Look to Next Congress for Legislation
No matter who leads Congress or the White House next year, experts say privacy bills will continue to be a priority
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Near-Bans of TikTok, WeChat Downloads in U.S. Have Little Impact on Presidential Votes
Over 50% of Democrats, Republicans don’t plan to change votes, while about 2 in 5 are more likely to vote for their party’s candidate