Trump EO Removes Some Social Media Protections, Seeks FCC Proceeding
Only Congress can remove 230, so the EO empowers the administrative state, said Committee for Justice Director-Public Policy Ashley Baker. “
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- May 18, 2022
Google Isn't to Blame for Anti-Conservative Bias
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- May 18, 2022
No, Facebook is Not a Monopoly
Facebook is just like the pre-1984 AT&T monopoly, says the New York Times in a June 5 editorial. Thus it might be time for the governmen
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