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Opinion September 24

DAVID MARCUS: Dems freak out over short-lived Kimmel cancellation, but ignore shocking Google revelation

Democrats criticize Jimmy Kimmel's brief suspension while ignoring Biden administration's pressure on social media companies to censor COVID contrarians.

Tech September 24

Trump’s $100K H-1B visa overhaul could hit tech giants like Amazon and Microsoft hardest

The Trump administration’s $100K H-1B visa fee proposal puts new pressure on Amazon and other tech giants reliant on highly skilled foreign workers.

VIDEO September 24

Google to bring back YouTube accounts banned under Biden administration

Journalist and author Alex Berenson joins 'Fox & Friends' to discuss his lawsuit against the Biden administration over alleged censorship as Google works to reinstate accounts.

NFL September 23

Super Bowl champion Nick Foles credits AI for getting him into fantasy football

Super Bowl champion Nick Foles credited AI for getting him into fantasy football, the former NFL quarterback told Fox News Digital in an interview.

Big Tech Backlash September 23

Google to reinstate banned YouTube accounts censored for political speech

YouTube will provide opportunities for creators banned over COVID-19 and election content to rejoin the platform as Google shifts toward supporting free expression.

Android September 22

Waze update ends support for older Android phones

Older Android phones, tablets and car systems will lose access to new Waze features as the app drops support for Android versions below 10.

Opinion September 22

MIKE DAVIS: How the Trump DOJ is holding Google accountable

The DOJ proposes forcing Google to sell its ad exchange and open-source its auction system to break up the company's monopolistic control over digital advertising.

iPhone September 21

5 e-commerce tech terms every shopper should know

Five key tech terms reshaping online shopping from mobile payments and instant delivery to social media commerce and inventory-free retail models.

Media September 20

School superintendent defends teachers criticized for assigning book with profanity to students

The Abilene Independent School District superintendent's viral Facebook post criticized parents who attacked teachers over a book assignment containing profanity in 9/11 story context.

Travel September 20

The one thing that’s free in Las Vegas — but it requires taking a gamble

Zoox begins public testing of driverless robotaxis on the Las Vegas Strip with plans to expand to San Francisco, Austin and Miami after regulatory approval.

Technologies September 20

10 things I wish I knew before buying refurbished electronics

Expert tips for buying refurbished electronics reveal what to check before purchase, including warranty policies and seller reputation.