The Supreme Court completed an eventful term by remanding the case of Moody v Net Choice to the lower courts. This case challenged the Texas and Florida laws forbidding social media companies from ...

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas’s concurrence in Joseph Biden v. Knight First Amendment at Columbia University recommends regulating social-media platforms as if they were common carriers or ...

It doesn’t matter if Leviathan is governmental or corporate: Too much centralized power is harmful to liberty. Google LLC and its parent company Alphabet have vast, unsettling power over our citizenry ...

Recently, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two related cases about the ability of social media companies to maintain editorial control over the content users post on their platforms. The ...

Can Big Tech companies be treated as common carriers? This is the key question at stake in several current legal battles over states' efforts to combat Big Tech's censorship, bias and ...

Public Service Commission Chair Randy Christmann, right, asks questions April 22, 2024, during a public hearing on the Summit Carbon Solutions pipeline. At left is Commissioner Sheri Haugen-Hoffart.

SPRINGFIELD - Ride-share companies such as Uber and Lyft would be subject to the same level of liability as other forms of public transportation under a measure moving through the General Assembly.

Section 230 reform might not be all it was made out to be Section 230 reform might not be all it was made out to be is a reporter who covers the politics and power influencing the tech industry.

Dear PAO, I was riding in a taxi when a bus hit us. I sustained injuries which incapacitated me to work for almost a month. I ...

House Bill 2231 would classify ride-shares as “common carriers,” meaning the companies can be held liable, rather than just the drivers, for accidents or injuries to passengers. Currently in Illinois, ...