Supreme Court discusses free speech lawsuit over government influence on social media. Biden's talks with Netanyahu on Gaza and aid for Palestinians. EPA bans asbestos due to health risks. White House response to Israel's invasion consideration. Sports Illustrated revival highlighted.
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Debate over government influence on social media content moderation and free speech online.
Challenges faced by former President Trump in furnishing a $464 million bond in a civil fraud case.
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Supreme Court and Government Control of Social Media
Attorneys argued in the Supreme Court that the Biden administration pressured social media platforms to remove content they deemed problematic. Justices questioned if government communication with these platforms violated any laws. The lawsuit focused on government efforts to moderate content regarding topics like COVID and the presidential election, raising questions about free speech restrictions online. Justice Katanji Brown Jackson debated the government's right to restrict speech, while Justice Samuel Alito compared social media platforms to traditional press.
Trump's Legal Challenge and Biden's Call with Netanyahu
Former President Trump faces challenges in furnishing a $464 million bond in a civil fraud case. His legal team struggles to secure the bond amount as companies resist accepting real estate as collateral. Meanwhile, President Biden spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu discussing the situation in Rafa and Palestinian aid. Biden expressed concern over potential Israeli military actions in Rafa if warnings were ignored, highlighting tensions in the region.