The majority of justices on Brazil’s Supreme Court have agreed to make social media companies liable for illegal postings by their users, in a landmark case for Latin America with implications for U.S ...

Lawyers, law students and other fans of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson erupted in cheers and a standing ovation — eagerly snapping far-off, hazy cell phone photographs during the ...

Media Supreme Court justice sparks social media fire storm for her comments on gender transitions for minors Supreme Court Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson used the 1967 Loving v.

WASHINGTON — Several of the Supreme Court’s conservative justices joined their liberal colleagues Monday in pushing back on states that want to restrict how the federal government can interact ...

The unsigned order from the high court allows the Trump administration to carry out the president’s Feb. 13 executive order ...

At the Supreme Court today, a majority of the justices seemed highly skeptical of claims that federal officials may be broadly barred from contacts with social media platforms. At issue was a ...

The social media giants are relying in part on a 1974 Supreme Court case, Miami Herald v. Tornillo . Florida tried to force the newspaper to carry op-eds it didn't want to publish.

The Justice Department, which will be arguing alongside the social media sites Monday in asking the Supreme Court to strike down the state laws, said there are ways to regulate the sites that don ...

Supreme Court justices struggled Monday with a closely-watched challenge to laws in Florida and Texas that curtail content regulation by social media giants — with both sides of the argument ...

Supreme Court justices opened Monday's oral arguments by questioning Florida Solicitor General Henry Whitaker ... Clement warned of significant disruption to social media if the court sided with ...