A major investigation by The Wall Street Journal has unearthed yet more material in a growing pile of evidence that shows Google manually intervenes in its search results, sometimes in a manner that favors the political left.

The investigation, a product of multiple reporters working over several months, shows among other things that:

Read the full article at The Wall Street Journal

In comments to The Wall Street Journal, representatives maintained that the company does not “manually intervene in search results.” This is the same assurance that CEO Sundar Pichai gave under oath before Congress in December last year.

Yet in the months since Pichai made that statement, investigations — including the WSJ’s latest — have contradicted him time and time again. Just a month after Pichai gave that assurance to Congress, Breitbart News revealed that Google does manually intervene in its search results, on both its main search engine and YouTube. A leaked message from a member of the company’s Trust & Safety team even referred to “manual fixes” for search results on the search engine. One former engineer has accused Pichai of lying to Congress about blacklists.

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Allum Bokhari is the senior technology correspondent at Breitbart News.