Google's YouTube TV dropped Spanish-language television network Univision from its package after both sides did not reach a deal on a new contract.

President Trump settles tech platform lawsuits with Alphabet paying $24.5 million, following earlier settlements with Meta and X over account suspensions.

Georgia Attorney General Christopher Carr urged Google to reconsider removing Univision from YouTube TV's core bundle, citing concerns about access by Hispanic consumers.

Univision CEO alleges Google's YouTube TV is attempting to silence Hispanic voters ahead of high-stakes midterm races in battleground states.

After a judge ruled Google can keep Chrome and Android in an antitrust case, Google CEO Sundar Pichai thanked President Trump for a constructive dialogue.

A federal jury ordered Google to pay $425.7 million for invading users' privacy by collecting data on millions of users who had turned off a tracking feature.

Judge orders Google to share key search and advertising data with rivals while allowing the company to retain Chrome browser and Android operating system.

Waymo, one of the best-known companies for autonomous vehicles, has secured the first permit to test self-driving cars in New York City as the robotaxi race heats up, city officials announced Friday.

The GSA's deal with Google for discounted access to AI tools comes as part of the OneGov procurement initiative aimed at promoting federal government efficiency.

Tennessee Valley Authority becomes first utility to purchase power from GEN IV reactor through Google and Kairos Power partnership for data centers.

Tech industry workers donate heavily to Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani's New York City mayoral campaign, with Google, Meta and Amazon employees contributing.

Google launches AI for Education Accelerator providing free artificial intelligence training and career certificates to students at over 100 U.S. colleges.

EdgeRunner AI trains models on military doctrine to create specialized AI for warfighters, addressing security concerns with mainstream chatbots requiring internet connectivity.

An Argentine court is forcing Google to pay around $12,500 to a man who was caught in the buff on a Street View camera in his own backyard, according to reports.