Hagg.ai
Search
Close this search box.

Monitoring Antisemitism & Jewish Security Intel

Monitoring Antisemitism Intel
February 26, 2024
What is this data

Supreme Court Will Decide What Free Speech Means on Social Media

Source: gizmodo.com gizmodo.com
Key Topics in this News Article:
News Snapshot:
The Supreme Court is hearing two cases on Monday that could set new precedents around free speech on social media platforms. The cases challenge two similar laws from Florida and Texas, respectively, which aim to reduce “Silicon Valley censorship” on social media, much like Elon Musk has done at X in the last year. “Silencing conservative views is un-American, it’s un-Texan and it’s about to be illegal,” said Texas Governor Greg Abbott on X in 2021, announcing one of the laws the Supreme Court is debating on Monday. Advertisement “If Big Tech censors enforce rules inconsistently, to discriminate in favor...
Note: Please don’t mind the mess. Some source code may appear in the Snapshot above as we train our A.I.
Share on Social Media:
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Telegram
Reddit
Pocket
View Original Full News →
You may also like

News Timeline:
Track the development of this news story across the Internet.

February 26, 2024

Supreme Court Hearing Free Speech Challenges to Social Media Laws


Source: nytimes.com nytimes.com

February 25, 2024

The Supreme Court takes on mega social-media cases. Will it even matter?


Source: politico.com politico.com

February 23, 2024

The Supreme Court is about to decide the future of online speech


Source: theverge.com theverge.com

News Timeline | Contact | About | Privacy

Twitter Linkedin

© 2024 Hagg.ai. Individual news stories are copyright their respective sources. Computer algorithms generally select what is shown on Hagg.ai. The algorithms determine which stories, images, and videos show, and in what order.

What Does This Data Mean?

1: Date and Title 
This displays both the date Hagg.ai picked up the news and the original headline of the news from the source.

2: Source
View the name of the original source website, along with the source’s icon image. You can click the source name to visit the homepage of that source.

3: Key Topics
The great power of Hagg.ai rests here, where we use A.I. technology to extract the key topics and themes for the news article. You can click each topic to see many more articles categorized to that specific topic.

4: News Snapshot
Read a quick blurb extracted from the source news.

5: View Original Full News
Click this button to go directly to the original source article on the source’s own website.

6: News Timeline
Hagg.ai is powerful and our News Timeline shows you the genesis of where this news came from and other related news stories. The Timeline builds you a history of where the news came, so you can chart where the news may go!

Hagg.ai How-To