Two U.S. Supreme Court cases this week could upend the entire internet

The Supreme Court Just Heard 2 Cases That Could Break the Internet

At the heart of the cases is whether social media companies like YouTube and Twitter should be held accountable for their users’ posts.

Supreme Court Hears Google, Twitter Cases That Could Shake Up the Internet

The highest court in the US heard oral arguments on Tuesday and Wednesday targeting Big Tech that could reshape online speech.

What is Section 230? How two Supreme Court cases could break the internet as we know it.

Can YouTube and Twitter be sued for not preventing terrorists' propaganda? Supreme Court should be wary of breaking Section 230 – and the internet.

Why Google’s Supreme Court Case Could Rattle the Internet

Gonzalez v. Google seeks to hold tech giants accountable for recommendation algorithms in a complicated case that could see the Supreme Court meddle in more than 25 years of Internet policy

Google and Twitter: The Supreme Court could change the Internet

“Section 230,” a 1996 law, protects social media companies from liability for content. Relatives of IS victims want to change that.

How the Supreme Court case against Google could affect every newsroom everywhere

Why the difference between a ‘recommendation’ and an ‘endorsement’ matters. Plus, natural gas prices plunge, and more.