The House Judiciary Committee announced it subpoenaed two former White House officials in its ongoing investigation into the Biden Administration’s alleged censorship of social media platforms.
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Google has agreed to pay $100 million annually to Canadian publishers as part of a deal with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government to avoid a news blackout.
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