Justice Dept files landmark antitrust case against Google
The Justice Department sued Google for antitrust violations, alleging abuse of dominance in online search and advertising to stifle competition and harm consumers. It marks the government’s most significant tech antitrust action since the Microsoft case, with wider implications for Apple, Amazon, and Facebook investigations. Google called the suit deeply flawed and said users choose Google, not due to coercion.
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Associated Press
Pelosi, Mnuchin near two trillion aid deal
Talks shift as aides say a Pelosi Mnuchin package nears 2 trillion dollars. Republicans recoil at size while Trump pushes for a bigger package. McConnell schedules votes on GOP payroll subsidies for hard hit businesses amid ongoing gridlock.
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Shelter expansion planned for CCHS dogs and cats
The center will add 1200 square feet for cats and 550 square feet of outdoor space, then begin a 2000-square-foot building for dogs, administration and surgery with 1375 square feet of outdoor area, set to finish in 2022. Current capacity remains 84 cats and about 28 dogs, with foster care for 85 cats and 40 dogs.
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Absentee Ballot Fraud List Under Scrutiny in Report
An in depth review questions the Heritage Election Fraud Database noting it overstates fraud and includes cases with no crime. The Wyoming Blakes were fined for mailing ballots from an old address after moving, a misdemeanor later misused as proof of widespread fraud.
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Frontline
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Voting info for military voters through FVAP and NC elections
In 2018 over half of ballots sent to service members and overseas citizens were counted. FVAP and NC elections officials outline electronic and hard copy voting information and deadlines including FPCA use, absentee ballot return options, and in person early voting through Oct 31. Military ballots must reach the Onslow County Elections by 5 p.m. Nov 12.
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