The alleged meeting comes after years of President-elect Donald Trump criticizing Google and accusing it of anti-conservative bias.

Highlighting different viral events of the year and people whose popularity was almost unavoidable, Google Trends released its annual 'Year in Search 2024'. The report shares the top trending searches of the year among a variety of categories,

Trump’s hair is a kaleidoscope: It’s always shifting slightly, depending on how long his hairdresser can get him to sit with the dye in and how much hairspray he has on hand. But clearly he is back to his usual hair vibe: sculpted into a side-swept comb over and somewhere on the blond-to-orange spectrum.

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Donald Trump said he's being embraced by business executives - in a stark reversal from when he first won the White House eight years ago - as tech executives and founders flock to Florida to meet with the president-elect.

Jimmy Fallon took aim at President-elect Donald Trump’s recent meetings with tech bigwigs. “Trump’s been very busy. By tomorrow he’ll have met with executives from Meta, Apple, Google and Amazon,” Fallon said on Tuesday night. “When Nicolas ...

A viral tweet about the British Royal and former president: "Trump says he is 6'3. Prince William is 'also' 6'3. What a liar the Prince of Wales is."

Jimmy Fallon on Tuesday jumped into character as Nicolas Cage as he analyzed Donald Trump’s recent meetings with tech bosses. The president-elect will by tomorrow “have met with executives from Meta, Apple, Google and Amazon,” the “Tonight Show” host noted.

Snopes received reader emails and searches asking if a story about U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's youngest son helping a homeless man was true.

If you feel like the world is on fire lately, you're not alone. Google's year-end list of top search trends reveals much about our anxieties.

CEOs have recently been trying to improve their standing with President-elect Donald Trump before he takes office, hoping to clear the way for more AI development and less regulation.

Sometimes people like to give away money anonymously. But for Big Tech CEOs trying to get on Trump's good side, that's no good, Peter Kafka writes.