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'Proud soldier' sexually abused girlfriend's 5-year-old daughter and posted images on Tumblr, couldn't explain why: 'I don't know, sir'

Matt NahamFeb 14th
Dueling Court Orders: Three Top Biden Officials Shielded from Depositions, But Jen Psaki Must Give Testimony

Elura NanosNov 22nd
Instagram 'Knowingly' Pushes Eating Disorder Content to Teenage Girls and Increases Suicide Attempts, Federal Lawsuits Allege

Colin KalmbacherJul 27th
SCOTUS Revives Injunction Blocking Texas AG from Enforcing Law That Claims to Combat Social Media 'Censorship'

Adam KlasfeldMay 31st
Conservative Appeals Court Lifts Injunction Against Texas Law Aimed at Facebook and Twitter 'Censorship'

Marisa SarnoffMay 12th
Michigan Man Strangled Longtime Boyfriend and Social Media Star to Death Over Video Game, Told 911 the Victim Was 'Sleeping': Sheriff

Jerry LambeJan 11th
Ohio AG Lawsuit Claims Meta Lied to Public and Investors for Profit: 'An Egregious Breach of Public Trust by Facebook'

Marisa SarnoffNov 16th
Free Speech Group Asks Appeals Court to Reject 'Florida's Version of the First Amendment' and Keep Gov. DeSantis's Social Media Law Blocked

Adam KlasfeldNov 16th
Mark Zuckerberg Was 'Personally Involved' in Cambridge Analytica Scandal, 'Encouraged' 2016 Election Manipulation: D.C. Attorney General

Marisa SarnoffOct 20th
Texas Attempt to Protect 'Conservative Ideas' Will Actually Force Social Media Sites to 'Disseminate Pro-Nazi Speech, Terrorist Propaganda, and Medical Misinformation': Lawsuit

Elura NanosSep 23rd
Instagram User Said the Feds 'Ain't Gonna Go After Nicole' for Breaching the Capitol. They Went After Nicole.

Colin KalmbacherJun 14th
Florida Social Media Censorship Law Touted by Gov. DeSantis Is a 'Frontal Assault on the First Amendment': Lawsuit

Jerry LambeMay 27th
Justice Clarence Thomas Suggests SCOTUS Will 'Soon Have No Choice' But to Rein in Ability of 'Dominant Digital Platforms' to Moderate Speech Online

Jerry LambeApr 5th
ABA Fact Check: Despite Controversy, First Amendment Does Not Cover Social Media Platforms

American Bar AssociationMar 15th
Governor Says New Bill Will Make It 'Illegal' for Social Media Companies to 'Censor' Texans. Lawyers Call It an Unconstitutional 'Clown Show.'

Jerry LambeMar 5th
Gov. DeSantis's Proposed Law Penalizing Social Media Companies for De-Platforming Politicians Is 'Hilariously Unconstitutional'

Jerry LambeFeb 3rd