Friday, Jan 10

Meta's recent policy changes undermine fact-checking efforts, risking an increase in hateful content and political manipulation, particularly influencing vulnerable communities.

Friday, Jan 10

The Supreme Court grapples with TikTok's fate, balancing national security against free speech rights as a ban looms effective January 19.

Friday, Jan 10

Supreme Court hears arguments about a potential TikTok ban, weighing national security concerns against First Amendment rights.

Friday, Jan 10

Sri Lankan monk Galagodaatte Gnanasara sentenced to nine months for insulting Islam and inciting religious hatred, marking his repeated legal troubles.

Friday, Jan 10

Meta's recent decision to end third-party fact-checking reflects a growing trend towards less regulated social media environments.

Thursday, Jan 09

Senator Chuck Schumer supports renaming the Gulf of Mexico conditionally, urging a focus on economic issues instead.

Thursday, Jan 09

The California Chamber of Commerce challenges a new law aimed at banning captive audience meetings by employers, citing 1st Amendment rights.

Thursday, Jan 09

French Minister Clara Chappaz calls for strict adherence to European social media regulations, addressing Musk and Zuckerberg's complaints about censorship.

Thursday, Jan 09

Vietnamese lawyer Tran Dinh Trien on trial for alleged Facebook posts criticizing a top judge, raising concerns over freedom of expression in Vietnam.

Thursday, Jan 09

Supreme Court evaluates if TikTok poses a national security threat necessitating its sale or closure, balancing it against free speech rights.