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Tech Takes Texas to Court Over Social Media Regulations

Lawmakers in the Lone Star state approved a bill last year aimed at making it difficult for social media platforms to "censor" content based on someone's "viewpoint." Groups representing tech firms have sued Texas to block the law and the U.S. Supreme Court could soon rule on the debate. Read more about the state's so-called "de-platforming" law.

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    It's Tech v. Texas at the Supreme Court

    Big Tech Sues Texas Over Its Social Media Law That Seems Obviously Unconstitutional
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    Big Tech Sues Texas Over Its Social Media Law That Seems Obviously Unconstitutional

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