The highest court of law will consider a case about protecting freedom of speech when government forces social media platforms to take down content.

On Monday, the US Supreme Court will consider if the government’s actions of pressuring social media platforms to remove content they deemed misleading violated constitutional rights to free speech. This situation presents a substantial examination of the First Amendment’s safeguards for freedom of expression in the modern era. It arises from the current administration’s actions

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Julie Su, Acting Secretary of Labor, pledges to stay in her position despite the limited likelihood of her confirmation, as discussed on “The Takeout” program.

Julie Su, who was nominated by President Joe Biden for labor secretary more than a year ago, is still awaiting confirmation. Despite ongoing opposition, she remains optimistic about her chances of being confirmed. During this week’s episode of “The Takeout” podcast, Su stated to chief correspondent Major Garrett of Washington that she has no intentions

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Former Vice President Joe Biden commended Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer for his “excellent address” denouncing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

originial plan Biden commended Schumer’s initial proposal, stating his approval for the Senate Majority Leader’s plan.speech He praised the speech of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, stating it was “good,” but chose not to provide further details. On Friday, President Biden stated that the White House was informed ahead of time about Senator Schumer’s speech.

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According to the company, it will take approximately one year to resolve the engine problem on the Boeing 737 Max as they informed lawmakers.

Boeing informed legislators that the proposed solution for the engine problem affecting all 737 Max aircrafts will require a timeframe of up to one year, thus postponing the certification of the 737 Max 7 and Max 10 planes. In written responses to Inquiries from Senator Tammy Duckworth In a statement obtained by CBS News, Boeing,

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The Supreme Court introduces a new examination for determining whether public officials can face lawsuits for blocking individuals on social media platforms.

The Supreme Court has issued a ruling on the circumstances in which a public official can be sued for blocking a constituent on social media. Two cases involving local officials who blocked Facebook users for their comments have been referred back to lower courts for further action. In the initial case, Justice Amy Coney Barrett

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A recently proposed legislation aims to enhance laws against bribery following allegations that Senator Menendez accepted gold bars and cash in exchange for performing official duties.

receiving political favors New Jersey Democratic Senator Bob Menendez is facing charges of exchanging gifts and cash for political favors. official acts A bipartisan effort in Congress has been sparked by the issue to broaden federal legislation concerning bribery. “First reported by CBS News, Democratic Representative Angie Craig from Minnesota has introduced legislation with the

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