Donald Trump Jr. receives death threat and white powder in envelope at Florida home
Authorities in Palm Beach County, Florida, responded to Donald Trump Jr.’s home Monday after he was sent an envelope containing a death threat and white powder.
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Hazmat Team Sent To Donald Trump Jr.’s Home Over Letter Filled With White Powder: Report
A hazardous materials team was sent to Donald Trump Jr.’s home in Jupiter, Florida, on Monday after he opened a letter with an unidentified white powder inside, according to multiple accounts.
Supreme Court debates state laws restricting social media content moderation: 'A bunch of landmines'
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Supreme Court Seems Unsure How To Proceed In Blockbuster Social Media Censorship Cases
The U.S. Supreme Court did not appear ready to resolve major questions related to free speech on social media and the regulation of digital platforms after arguments on Monday over two controversial laws passed by Republican-controlled legislatures in Florida and Texas.
Takeaways From the Supreme Court Arguments on Social Media Laws
The Supreme Court heard arguments for nearly four hours on Monday on a pair of First Amendment cases challenging laws in Florida and Texas that seek to limit the ability of internet companies to moderate content on their platforms. Here are some takeaways:
Supreme Court takes on landmark social media cases: Here’s what’s at stake
The future of social media companies’ abilities to moderate content on their platforms currently lies in the hands of the Supreme Court asjustices hear oral arguments in two consolidated cases that could completely transform the way we use the internet.
GOP-led states want to regulate posting on social media. The Supreme Court will decide if they can
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court is taking up challenges to state laws Monday that could affect how Facebook, TikTok, X and other social media platforms regulate content posted by their users. The cases are among several this term in which the justices could set standards for free speech in the digital age.
GOP Social Media Censorship Laws Are Headed To The Supreme Court. These Liberal Law Professors Don’t Want Them Struck Down.
In 2021, Republicans in Florida and Texas enacted new laws limiting the ability of social media companies to moderate and remove content from users. The laws came amid a wave of real and perceived censorship of conservative viewpoints on sites like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube, including the removal of former President Donald Trump from such sites following his attempt on Jan. 6 of that year to illegitimately remain in power.