Tag:Social Media

The Supreme Court granted Trump broad immunity in his official capacity, but left it to the lower courts to decide the line between official and unofficial acts in many instances.

Colorado Senate Bill 24-084 passed on a party line vote in the Senate Judiciary Committee and tasks the Attorney General with studying disinformation.

A coalition of attorneys general filed lawsuits against Meta asserting it harms youth’s mental health through its social media platforms.

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing oral arguments for nine cases in October.

Taralyn Romero’s TikTok account brought a small town conflict to a global audience, and her story struck a chord for many.

A bill introduced would allow state elected officials to block people on social media at the official's discretion.

The American Bar Association released the results of its 2023 Survey of Civic Literacy, finding more respondents supported compromise generally.

The court will consider if and when a public official’s social media is state action subject to First Amendment scrutiny.