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By Andrew Chung and John Kruzel WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. Supreme Court justices on Tuesday expressed uncertainty over whether to narrow a legal shield

During oral arguments of a crucial online speech case, Google v. Gonzalez, Supreme Court justices roasted themselves and said Congress may be more tech-savvy.

The case before the court stems from the death of American college student Nohemi Gonzalez in a terrorist attack in Paris in 2015

The justices expressed concerns about the ramifications of a potential decision that could change the current landscape of the internet.

Family of a student killed in the 2015 Paris attacks has sued YouTube for promoting videos created by ISIL fighters.

In Gonzalez v. Google, the Supreme Court reacted skeptically in oral arguments over claims that Google is liable if its algorithms promote violence.

The justices of the Supreme Court struggled during oral arguments on Feb. 21 on the extent to which ...

For the day, Ketanji Brown Jackson seemed to replace Clarence Thomas as the court's most vocal critic of tech's broad liability protections.

During Supreme Court arguments, justices wary of allowing lawsuits over algorithms that social media companies use to direct users to related content.

In Google v Gonzalez, the Supreme Court signaled a generally good understanding of Section 230 and signaled support for it.