In this discussion, Jess Bravin, a WSJ reporter specializing in the Supreme Court, provides an insightful analysis of the TikTok ban case. He delves into the legal arguments surrounding national security and free speech. Bravin highlights the stark contrast between the government's concerns about foreign influence and TikTok's defense of First Amendment rights. He also covers the broader implications for content creators and public expression, making it clear that this legal battle goes beyond a mere app—it's a fight over constitutional principles.

Guest Jess Bravin, WSJ's legal affairs reporter, discusses the Supreme Court ruling granting broad immunity to former presidents, impacting Trump's legal challenges. The ruling could have significant implications for American democracy and the accountability of those in power.

The podcast discusses the Supreme Court's consideration of the Biden administration's pressure on tech companies to suppress anti-vaccine posts. It explores the legal battles over censorship, government control of information during emergencies, and the justices' perspectives on misinformation control. The podcast analyzes the court's stance on government interactions with social media platforms and the challenges faced by social media companies in moderating content.

Wall Street Journal correspondent Jess Bravin discusses the intensifying strains within the Supreme Court as its term ends. Major retailers cutting prices amidst inflation concerns. American cricket gains attention with a Silicon Valley tech worker star player.

Jess Bravin from The Wall Street Journal discusses the Supreme Court's ruling granting Trump immunity. They also talk about the UK's upcoming election and the connection between dinosaur extinction and wine production.