The new tool red-flags stories its algorithm determines may contain misleading information

If you like pot and live in these states, it might be time to move

Gallery of photos to choose from replaces boring old white, but Googlers are so not impressed

The executive who made her name at Google "could legitimately make Yahoo respectable again"

Citing the First Amendment, the search giant files a court challenge to the government's surveillance gag orders

Reports of backroom deals by big players that would inhibit Web freedom are unconfirmed, but should make us uneasy

City leaders battle it out for the fastest fiber-optic network in the country

A large structure has attracted attention and annoyed environmentalists

Google let imperious engineer Anthony Levandowski run wild — and innocent people got hurt

The chief executive of the News Media Alliance writes that antitrust laws are unintentionally helping a duopoly

"Starting today, Gmail will always use an encrypted HTTPS connection when you check or send email"

Searches performed a month before opening weekend yield 94 percent accuracy

The Wall Street Journal digs into Google's wireless plans.