The Missouri Republican keeps writing opinion pieces for The New York Times, but his rhetoric doesn’t reflect his record.

Gannett and the other plaintiffs accused Google of violating federal antitrust laws by abusing its dominant position.

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A New York federal judge ruled in favor of news publishers who alleged Google monopolized the digital advertising market.

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There are now three Christian ministers who’ve been hit with pepper shots while peacefully protesting against the White House ...

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