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There's the court. we're walking down -- let's see -- second and east capital. >> reporter: in february, the supreme court heard a case that would have a big impact on the fight being waged by people like see ceecee and candace and the people against the big social media companies. >> let's all of us line up -- >> reporter: this attorney hired line holders so his clients could get inside to hear the arguments. >> tammy has been a hero. >> reporter: at issue, a 27-year-old law called section 230. >> it dates from a time when tech or the internet was nascent, vulnerable to action that could bloc...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled on Friday that Facebook can be sued in court for allegedly violating civil rights law by discriminating on the basis of race and sex in its targeting of housing advertisements.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled on Friday that Facebook can be sued in court for allegedly violating civil rights law by discriminating on the basis of race and sex in its targeting of housing advertisements.

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A video of an asylum-seeker attacking children with a knife at a playground in France spread like wildfire across the internet last week. Twitter censors were quick to take down the video, which led conservative commentators to question Twitter owner Elon Musk’s commitment to “free speech absolutism.” But calling for the government to force open speech on social media platforms would crush business models and make advertisers flee in droves, reestablishing the supremacy of traditional, controlled media and leaving conservatives without any platforms at all.