Washington — The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in a pair of social media cases that could transform online speech. The two cases concern disputes over Republican-backed laws in Florida ...

The US Supreme Court is set to make a pivotal decision about what Americans can see on social media as it takes up two cases this week ... even change how Americans hear about the upcoming 2024 ...

Amna Nawaz: The Supreme Court heard arguments today in a highly consequential case navigating First Amendment protections on social media. Tech companies are taking on state laws, decrying ...

Facebook and even TikTok feeds may be up to the Supreme Court. Monday the justices heard two cases that could determine if social media companies can regulate what is posted on their platforms.

A worried and wary Supreme Court heard arguments today in a case that could revolutionize the architecture of the internet and social media companies. At issue in the case is a 1996 law that ...

In addition to the social media case, known as Murthy v. Missouri, the Supreme Court on Monday will also hear a dispute over whether a New York financial regulator violated the National Rifle ...

the Supreme Court decided that it would hear the pair of cases, which revolve around Republicans crafting state-specific laws that order platforms to keep their hands off of some social media ...

Public forums In late October 2023, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments on two related cases in which both sets of plaintiffs argued that elected officials who use their social media accounts ...

The Supreme Court heard arguments in highly consequential cases navigating First Amendment protections on social media. Tech companies are taking on state laws, decrying conservative censorship ...

The Supreme Court on Monday wrestled with that question for nearly four hours in a pair of cases being called the ... measures in 2021 ordering social media companies to issue notice and ...

WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments on ... offers analysis on Supreme Court cases. The Texas law makes some exceptions, allowing social media platforms to censor content ...