"Supreme Court's Impact on Free Speech and Social Media in 2024 Election"

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of Murthy v. Missouri, where the Fifth Circuit had issued an injunction forbidding the federal government from communicating with social media companies. Justice Brett Kavanaugh expressed skepticism about the injunction, noting that it would hinder routine government interactions with the media. The case involves government requests to remove content, including Covid-19 misinformation, from social media platforms. Justices Kagan and Kavanaugh, both with White House experience, criticized the Fifth Circuit's attempt to limit government-media communication. The Court's center left and center right justices appear likely to reject the injunction, recognizing the need for the government to function.
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