Missouri AG Investigates Google for Alleged Conservative Censorship

Attorney General Andrew Bailey claims Google's search results are biased against conservatives, prompting a probe into the company's algorithms.

Andrew Bailey, Missouri's Attorney General, has launched an investigation into Google, accusing the company of manipulating search results to suppress conservative content.
Bailey plans to issue subpoenas to examine Google's search algorithms, which he alleges are biased against Donald Trump and other conservative figures.
Google has strongly denied the allegations, stating that its search engine is nonpartisan and serves all users equally regardless of political beliefs.
The investigation adds to ongoing tensions between Google and conservative figures, including Donald Trump, who has threatened legal action against the company.
This is not the first time Google has faced accusations of anti-conservative bias, with past complaints leading to legal and political scrutiny.