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The Intellectual Dark Web’s twisted “Twitter Files” fantasy has ended with a thud.
The government has every right to ask tech giants to remove posts containing misinformation, the justices said.
The X boss is begging you still to care about the once-influential social media app he very quickly made worthless.
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The platform took users by surprise as it never directly notified account-holders of the change.
A U.S. government ban on the social media app is authoritarian and unconstitutional.
The Mountain State’s House overwhelmingly passed a bill that would make schools, libraries, and museums criminally liable if books have too much sexy stuff in them.
As Israel’s U.S-backed war on Gaza continues, advocating for the Palestinian cause can cost you your job in America.
I’m leading PEN America’s new office in my home state of Florida—which has sadly become the U.S.’s leading opponent of free expression.
However you feel about certain pro-Palestinian slogans that Musk banned, they are legal speech and not direct incitements to violence.
A new Scholastic policy, meant to protect schools from censorship laws, was criticized as caving to book-banners’ demands.
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