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Illustration of a bipartisan US Senate committee hearing on government pressure, free speech and private media platforms.
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Free Speech Rules Shouldn’t Change When the Government Does

Dissenting Citizen14 seconds ago04 mins

A bipartisan Senate bill would let Americans sue when federal officials coerce private companies into suppressing protected speech, applying the same First Amendment principle across administrations.

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