Supreme Court must step in to defend the editorial rights of social media platforms ...Middle East

Can the government dictate how social media platforms moderate their content, compelling them to host speech they wouldn’t otherwise? The answer to this question, which the U.S. Supreme Court strongly indicated on Jan. 23 it would soon address in a pair of cases involving Florida and Texas laws, should be no.  That’s because the statutes violate the platforms’ First Amendment free speech rights. NetChoice, an association representing the likes of Meta (Facebook), Twitter and Google, is challenging both measures.   On Jan. 23, the Supreme Court invited U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Barchas Prelogar to file briefs expressing the Biden administration’s views on the issue. The reques

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