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Top Ars Technica News

Google Has an Illegal Monopoly in Ad-Tech Markets, Judge Rules

Google · United States

Google Has an Illegal Monopoly in Ad-Tech Markets, Judge Rules

54% Center coverage: 258 sources

White House Revamps COVID.gov to Promote Lab Leak Theory

White House · United States

White House Revamps COVID.gov to Promote Lab Leak Theory

46% Center coverage: 228 sources

The updated website asserts COVID-19 originated from a Wuhan lab, citing a GOP-led report and criticizing public health measures and officials.See the Story

NIH researcher retires early over censorship concerns under RFK Jr. leadership

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States

NIH researcher retires early over censorship concerns under RFK Jr. leadership

58% Center coverage: 35 sources

Kevin Hall, a top nutrition researcher at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), said he is retiring early, claiming his work was censored after Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took the helm of the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). See the Story

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US tariffs may cost chip equipment makers more than $1 billion, industry estimates

US tariffs may cost chip equipment makers more than $1 billion, industry estimates

US tariffs may cost chip equipment makers more than $1 billion, industry estimates

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