BREAKING: Supreme Court Strikes Down Injunction Preventing Government From Pressuring Big Tech to Suppress Free Speech

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June 26 2024
 
 
 
 
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BREAKING: Supreme Court Strikes Down Injunction Preventing Government From Pressuring Big Tech to Suppress Free Speech
By Tyler O'Neil

The Supreme Court strikes down an injunction preventing the federal government from pressuring Big Tech to suppress free speech, dismissing the plaintiffs' case on standing grounds.
 
     
 

 
 


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