From WSJopinion: A federal judge rules that government officials can’t coerce social-media platforms to do what the Constitution forbids the government from doing
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Big news on big tech and free speech. A federal judge ruled Tuesday that government officials can’t coerce social-media platforms to do what the Constitution forbids the government from doing.Continue reading your article with
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