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Supreme Court Cautious About Limiting Government Interaction with Social Media Platforms in Free Speech Lawsuit

Mar 18, 2024

TL/DR - The Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a case exploring the extent to which the US federal government can pressure social media companies to remove content considered misinformation without infringing constitutional rights. The case, Murthy v. Missouri, emerged from attempts by the Biden administration to get social media platforms to…

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