News Paid
From "Don't Be Evil" to Profiting from Genocide: The Fall of Google's Moral Compass
In 2004, Google filed for its IPO with a bold statement in its code of conduct: "Don't be evil." By 2025, that line is gone, so is any pretense of a moral compass.
About the author
Latest articles
-
UK Appeals Court Upholds "Terrorist" Ruling That Has Silenced 3,300 Protesters
-
USA and Iran Have Signed Deal Electronically, Israel Refuses to Stop Attacks
-
Crust News and ICE List Cut Off From Donations by U.S. Platform, Without Explanation
-
The Jeffrey Epstein Email That Wrote the USA's Abraham Accords
Related coverage
-
UK
UK Appeals Court Upholds "Terrorist" Ruling That Has Silenced 3,300 Protesters
-
Iran
USA and Iran Have Signed Deal Electronically, Israel Refuses to Stop Attacks
-
News
U.S.-Iran Agree Memorandum of Understanding, Israel Immediately Rejects Deal
-
U.S. Politics
Iran Threatens Response to Israel’s Beirut Strike
You may be interested in
UK
UK Appeals Court Upholds "Terrorist" Ruling That Has Silenced 3,300 Protesters
Iran
USA and Iran Have Signed Deal Electronically, Israel Refuses to Stop Attacks
Iran
U.S.-Iran Agree Memorandum of Understanding, Israel Immediately Rejects Deal
Trump Regime
Iran Threatens Response to Israel’s Beirut Strike
News
Israel Strikes Beirut in Latest Sabotage Attempt of U.S.-Iran Deal
Iran
Trump and Israel Are Publicly Sabotaging a Potential Iran Deal
From this writer
UK
UK Appeals Court Upholds "Terrorist" Ruling That Has Silenced 3,300 Protesters
Israeli drone drops grenade on PressTV journalist in southern Lebanon, leaving him with six shrapnel wounds
UK to supply enriched uranium to Ukraine's nuclear power stations in £210 million deal
Vance: Iran deal includes U.S. and IAEA helping destroy Iran's enriched uranium stockpile
Todd Blanche refuses to answer if DOJ is investigating Gavin Newsom
Iran