YouTube to pay $22 million to Trump to settle post-January 6 ban case

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President Donald Trump

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How the reality giant behind 'Big Brother' and 'MasterChef' is using AI to win on YouTube

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Gordon Ramsey-starring "MasterChef" is one of the scripted hits from Banijay.

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Android users will now be able to test an unreleased YouTube AI feature

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YouTube Labs was announced for users, beginning the platform's strong focus on AI.

YouTube Is Going to Regret This

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Jimmy Kimmel's comeback monologue is already his most-viewed YouTube video of the year ahead of official ratings release

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Jimmy Kimmel returned to ABC on September 23, 2025.
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" returned to ABC on Tuesday. Video of his opening monologue quickly went viral on YouTube.

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YouTube will now let you hide those pesky end screens

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YouTube will finally let you dismiss the pop-ups that fill your screen with recommendations at the end of a video.

YouTube Gives the Right Wing What it Wants, Says Biden Admin ‘Pressed’ it to Remove Content

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YouTube on an iPhone users may Soon be able to pay for Premium or Premium Lite subscriptions.

It'll also reinstate accounts banned for spreading misinformation.

Mark Zuckerberg showed Google how to make Republicans happy

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai needs to keep Donald Trump and his allies like Jim Jordan happy. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has laid out a roadmap.

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YouTube says it'll bring back creators banned for violating its COVID-19 and election content policies

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YouTube admitted to mistakenly removing the wrong videos in its effort to curb COVID-19 misinformation.

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YouTube is giving creators more tools to tackle AI deepfakes

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The new tool works like Content ID, letting creators upload an image of their face so AI can spot misuse in videos.
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