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Court Allows WH To Press Social Media Companies To Remove Disinformation
UNITED STATES – The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday the White House and federal agencies like the FBI can continue urging social media platforms to remove content considered misinformation.
UNITED STATES – The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday the White House and federal agencies like the FBI can continue urging social media platforms to remove content considered misinformation.
The decision, a win for the Biden administration, means Homeland Security can still flag posts by foreign agents aiming to disrupt the Presidential race.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett, writing for the 6-3 majority, stated that the plaintiffs lacked standing to sue.
Republican officials and social media users had challenged this practice, claiming it was coercive and violated free speech, but the court disagreed.
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