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Commentary In what is shaping up to be an action packed term at the U.S. Supreme Court, the ...

A media watchdog is glad to see that the U.S. Supreme Court has finally agreed to review a case that could fundamentally change the nature of social media.

Youre gonna see private companies appeal to peoples universal want, or craving, for privacy.

Well, were going to be taking court. go ahead. tell us the legal action. okay, sure. to answer your first question with regard to what we plan toti do with the tech companies, of course were looking at those and i think the first one that im taking look at is facebook. mark zuckerberg announced in a videotape that what kyle waswa involved in was a mass murderwa and thats clearly defamatory as well. thats not protected by section 230 communications decency act in my opinion. section two allows yo...

Not have to get harassed to make sure that they like keep me safe. and ifif somebody does come up o me, they make sure that theyre not going to harm me. so thank god for them. yeah. and talk really quick going goingr to go after zuckerberg? well,in i think were going to were going to sue a for the defamatory statements that kyle engaged in mass murder and be fore violations of section two thirty by taking down posts that were told the truth about kyle. the truth by taking down truthful post and ...

On Thursday's broadcast of Newsmax TV's "Stinchfield Report," Rep. Guy Reschenthaler (R-PA) responded to President Joe Biden claiming that gun | Clips

Arizona’s front-running Republican gubernatorial candidate, Kari Lake, has found her recent interview with talk show host Jenna Ellis ...

Its important to remember that Twitter is still at the mercy of Amazon, Apple and Google.

A federal judge ruled that social media platform Twitter has to explain why it censored former New York Times (NYT) reporter Alex Berenson. The independent journalist found himself banned from [...]

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