Google is the latest company to land in Donald Trump's crosshairs
Donald Trump claims Google favors Kamala Harris in search results and has threatened to prosecute the company if he wins the election.
Trump says he will seek Google's prosecution if he wins election
Former U.S. President Donald Trump, who is the Republican presidential candidate, said on Friday he will seek the prosecution of Google if he wins the Nov. 5 election, claiming that the company only displays "bad stories" about him.
Trump threatens to criminally prosecute Google for displaying 'bad stories' about him
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Friday threatened to criminally prosecute the Internet search engine Google for allegedly favoring Democratic opponent Kamala Harris in its search results.
Donald Trump Vows to Prosecute Google for Showing ‘Bad Stories’
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump threatened to prosecute Google for displaying “bad stories” about him and “good stories” about his opponent, Kamala Harris, should he win the election this November.
Trump Threatens to Prosecute Google for Showing ‘Bad Stories’ About Him
The former president said on social media that he would “request their prosecution, at the maximum levels” if he was elected to a second term.
Trump calls for criminal prosecution of Google over search results
The former president in a post on Truth Social that if the Department of Justice does not prosecute Google, he will do it himself.
Donald Trump threatens to prosecute Google over 'good stories' about Kamala Harris
Former President Donald Trump said Friday he wants to prosecute Google for allegedly favoring Vice President Kamala Harris in search results.
Trump threatens to prosecute Google if he wins election for pushing only ‘bad stories’ about him
Trump was reacting to a study which found that Google placed search results for Kamala Harris' campaign website in a more prominent location.
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Trump, a convicted felon and serious presidential candidate, insists that Google is somehow only showing negative news stories about the former president while showing positive stories about his Democratic rival,
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