Supreme Court pauses order curbing Biden administration efforts to block social media posts
- The Biden administration has asked the Supreme Court to pause an appeals court ruling that limits communication between the government and social media companies regarding Covid-19 and election misinformation.
- The injunction, which applies to the White House, surgeon general, CDC, and FBI, restricts their ability to address matters of public concern and relay public health information on platforms. The Justice Department is seeking to appeal the ruling.
- Missouri and Louisiana attorneys general filed a lawsuit claiming the government's efforts to combat misinformation violated free speech. The appeals court scaled back the injunction but left it on pause until September 18.
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