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Breaking: Supreme Court ruling means Biden administration can regulate social media in closely watched free speech case

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Wed Jun 26 2024

Supreme Court says Biden administration can regulate social media

In this photo illustration, the logos of social media applications Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, Messenger, Hyperlapse and Telegram are displayed on a cellphone screen on April 26, 2023 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brazilian justice has temporarily suspend the messaging app Telegram in the middle of an investigation related to neonazi activities on the network. According to the Brazilian authorities, the company has failed to provide data and information on the groups that spread messages of hatred and violence through the platform.

Missouri and Louisiana and five users of social media had charged administration officials with violating their free speech rights.

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