#justice-department

#justice-department

Google is mandated to sell its Chrome browser to curb monopoly power, according to the Justice Department.

The DOJ's new filing includes prohibiting Google from making its search engine the default on various devices.

Google's monopoly in online advertising technology has been ruled illegal, challenging its market dominance and potentially leading to significant structural changes.

The Justice Department is pushing to dismantle Google due to its monopoly in online search, indicating a serious government stance against Big Tech.

Google was found guilty of antitrust violations in ad tech markets, mandated to enter a remedies phase with potential sell-off implications.

Google is accused of operating illegally as a monopoly in both online search and adtech software.

Federal judges have ruled against Google in antitrust cases, indicating serious legal repercussions.

Trump's speech at the justice department marked a significant shift in the department's independence from political influence.

Senate Democrats face a tough decision between preventing a shutdown and supporting a disliked spending bill.

President Trump pardoned former Tennessee state senator Brian Kelsey, releasing him from a 21-month sentence for campaign finance fraud.

Trump's speech marked a break from presidential norms, attacking Justice Department officials instead of upholding the rule of law.

Trump's speech at the Department of Justice called for accountability against critics including judges and prosecutors, hinting at potential investigations into his political rivals.