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DOJ Seeks To Break Up Google—What This Could Potentially Mean For The Tech Company And Its Employees

The Justice Department is demanding that Google sell off its Chrome browser. Here's how the potential divestiture could have far-reaching consequences for employees.

The Washington Post · 1d

What the DOJ’s breakup of Google would mean for Chrome and the internet

The Justice Department wants the search giant to divest the Chrome web browser, among other provisions designed to limit its market power.

Yahoo · 1d

Google calls out the DOJ for its 'extreme' plan to break up its search business

Back in August, a U.S. court called out Alphabet for throwing billions at Samsung and Apple to keep Google as the default search engine. Judge Mehta ruled the tactic straight-up b

DOJ, Trump and Jack Smith

ABC · 16h

What Pam Bondi, Trump's new AG pick, has said about investigating DOJ prosecutors

Donald Trump's new attorney general pick Pam Bondi appears easily positioned to pick up the mantle on his goal of overhauling DOJ and his pledge for retribution.

The Independent on MSN · 7h

Trump will fire Jack Smith’s lawyers and use the DoJ to investigate the 2020 election, report says

Those affected are likely to include career professionals usually shielded from political revenge efforts, which may take years to enact

Hosted on MSN · 8h

Trump ‘to fire entire Jack Smith team and use DOJ to investigate 2020 election’

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly set to fire the entirety of special counsel Jack Smith’s team as well as use the Department of Justice to investigate the 2020 election. Trump plans to eliminate the entirety of Smith’s team,

DOJ, Trenton

CNN · 1d

DOJ finds a pattern of misconduct by police in Trenton, New Jersey

Police in New Jersey’s capital have shown a pattern of misconduct, including using excessive force and making unlawful stops, the Justice Department said Thursday, in a report documenting arrests without legal basis,

NBC News on MSN · 1d

DOJ says Trenton police violate civil rights, engage in unconstitutional conduct

Federal Department of Justice have found that the Trenton Police Department and the City of Trenton, New Jersey “engage in a pattern or practice of conduct that violates the Fourth Amendment of the U.

Newsweek on MSN · 1d

DOJ Accuses Police in Trenton, NJ, of Having a Pattern of Misconduct

The DOJ's findings include alleged incidents of officers escalating encounters with aggressive behavior and unwarranted use of pepper spray.

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The DOJ Demands That Google Cease Innovating

If businesses succeed in meeting and leading the needs of consumers, it's increasingly true that their rewards include ...

Yahoo20h

Mozilla: DOJ's Plan for Chrome Risks Hurting Smaller Browsers

Mozilla points to a key but less eye-catching proposal from the DOJ to regulate Google’s search business, which a judge ...

19hon MSN

Matt Gaetz withdraws as attorney general nominee, says "Trump's DOJ must be in place and ready on Day 1"

Washington — Former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz announced Thursday that he is withdrawing his nomination for attorney general.

17hOpinion

Pam Bondi could fix the DOJ and help provide justice for all

Trump new attorney general nominee Pam Bondi can rely on her experience as both a county prosecutor and as Florida AG. In ...

KTVX Salt Lake City on MSN14h

Trump picks Florida’s former attorney general to lead DOJ

Florida’s former attorney general is President-elect Donald Trump's top pick to lead the Department of Justice after Matt ...

2don MSN

Apple fights to keep DOJ antitrust suit from reaching trial

Apple urged a federal judge to dismiss the Department of Justice’s antitrust case against it, saying the government’s ...

Trio indicted in connection with high-end vehicle thefts in Carolinas and beyond: DOJ

Jonathan Marquis Stitt, 36, Francisco Arnoldo Lopez Pena, 41, and Jason Randall Spearman, 43, who all live in Charlotte, are ...

2don MSN

Watchdog group files lawsuit for DOJ records of investigation into Matt Gaetz

The watchdog group American Oversight is trying to get a federal court to force the release of records pertaining to former ...

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DOJ proposing forced sale of Google Chrome, could fetch $20 billion if judge OKs: Report

Bloomberg reported the U.S. Justice Department aims to force Google to sell Chrome, which could fetch as much as $20 billion.

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