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Media June 3, 2021

Marco Rubio: Big Tech has the power to wipe anyone out

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio joined 鈥淗annity鈥� to discuss Big Tech's implication in censoring American political stories ranging from the Wuhan lab leak theory to Hunter Biden's laptop.

Media June 3, 2021

Former Amazon worker describes 'alienating' experience, Dem Rep. Khanna agrees some work is 'dehumanizing'

Former Amazon employee Gabe Kaminsky and Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., sounded off Thursday about the former's previous work as a low-level employee of the Jeff Bezos-founded e-commerce behemoth on "樱桃视频 Primetime".

樱桃视频 Flash June 3, 2021

Former Detroit police chief slams Amazon for 鈥楤lue Lives Murder鈥� apparel: 'It's hypocrisy and it's wrong'

Retired Detroit Police Chief James Craig fired back at Amazon, Thursday, for allowing the sale of 鈥淏lue Lives Murder鈥� apparel on their platform despite a policy of prohibiting 鈥渙ffensive鈥� merchandise.

Police and Law Enforcement June 2, 2021

Lawmakers slam Amazon for selling 'Blue Lives Murder' apparel amid increase of ambush attacks against police

Conservative lawmakers slammed e-commerce giant Amazon for selling "Blue Lives Murder" apparel as America experiences an increase in ambush-style attacks against the police.

樱桃视频 Flash June 1, 2021

Amazon slammed for allowing 'Blue Lives Murder鈥� apparel on site: 'Dehumanizing and demoralizing' for cops

Former Las Vegas Police Lt. Randy Sutton argued on "Fox & Friends" on Tuesday that Amazon is sending a message to law enforcement officers that they don't care about them and only care about "an agenda on the left" by allowing the sale of "Blue Lives Murder" merchandise on its platform.

New York City May 31, 2021

Amazon delivery driver shot in face during dispute in Brooklyn

An Amazon delivery driver was shot in the face in Brooklyn on Monday after getting into聽a spat over a minor fender-bender while on his rounds,聽witnesses and聽law-enforcement sources told The Post.

Privacy May 22, 2021

Want to erase yourself from the internet? Here鈥檚 how

There are endless tech companies, advertisers, snoops, and enterprising hackers out there trying to get their hands on as much of your info as possible.

Cancel Culture May 13, 2021

Judge Judy says cancel culture is 鈥榓 frightening place鈥� for America: 鈥楴ot a big fan of the PC police鈥�

Despite the presence of cancel culture being prevalent in the entertainment and showbiz space, Judge Judy Sheindlin, 78, maintains that she will remain as brash as ever and continue to shoot people straight regardless of how others may feel about her stances

Media May 11, 2021

Karol Markowicz: It's our patriotic duty to shop local and quit Amazon

New York Post columnist and self-described "Amazon addict,"聽Karol Markowicz told "Tucker Carlson Tonight" why post-COVID聽priority聽one聽should be聽shopping in "your own neighborhood, in your own town"

Media May 10, 2021

Empire State lawmaker fighting back against Big Tech, plans to introduce bill putting sales tax on data

New York State Senator Andrew Gounardes plans to introduce a bill this week that will be the first comprehensive sales tax on聽the commercialization of聽data in U.S. history in an effort to compensate people who are unknowingly helping tech companies聽profit by selling personal information.

Amazon May 8, 2021

Use Amazon? Make these 5 changes now to protect your privacy

For Big Tech companies, collecting your data is a vital part of their profits. You can take your privacy back as long as you know the proper settings to change.