Supreme Court Signals Intent To Take on Social Media Censorship

The court’s call for the solicitor general’s opinion, coupled with a circuit split, signal that the court is likely to take on the question in its next term.

AP/Jose Luis Magana, file
The Supreme Court in March 2022. AP/Jose Luis Magana, file

The Supreme Court is asking the Biden administration to weigh in on the question of whether social media behemoths have an obligation to guarantee free speech to users.

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