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Rachel Bovard said reforms still need to be made to laws, including Section 230, that govern the “massive behemoths that now control the entry points to our national discourse”.

Elon Musk’s move to buy Twitter and take the social media company private has touched off a fierce debate about whether expanding free speech on the platform is a good thing.

Critics accuse the Biden administration of U-turning on the controversial law after one of the top social media platforms was bought by the billionaire.

Transparent governance of the digital public square based on public input would represent a major step forward for a liberal democracy

A California bill would allow parents in the state to sue social media companies that "knew or should have known" that their products are addictive to kids.

Congressional Republicans want to pass legislation taking aim at the legal shield that protects tech platforms from liability for the content users post. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is making clear he hopes they do.

Justice Thomas goes to war with Facebook: Time to sweep away big tech immunity

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is calling for a review of Big Tech’s legal protections. Thomas released a statement on Monday after the Supreme Court declined to take up a lawsuit from a [...]

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas called upon his fellow justices to rethink how a 1996 law protects Big Tech companies from liability on their platforms. (Article by Alexander [...]

In a statement denying hearing a case by the Supreme Court, Justice Clarence Thomas directly called out Section 230.