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Twitter’s Jack Dorsey seemingly mocks Parler after the social networking service is banned from app stores

Parler floated as returning at full capacity as early as Monday after Apple, Google remove it from their platforms

Amazon kicks Parler off its platform, joining Google and Apple

Jon Ossoff, D-Palo Alto

More than 200 Google employees form Alphabet Workers Union

Obamacare, jocks, gay rights, and religion: The biggest Supreme Court cases of 2021

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