A presidential executive order and a cluster of agency actions aim to curb perceived government influence over platform moderation by ordering Justice Department reviews, prompting FTC fact‑finding and signaling an…
The piece describes a White House-era push to wield the Federal Communications Commission’s licensing and ownership authorities as tools for addressing perceived editorial bias. Implementation centers on closer license reviews,…
An executive directive to “restore freedom of speech” orders agency audits and promises to stop federal interference in online expression, while the FCC’s new posture ties broadcaster licenses and ownership…
The administration’s approach uses existing regulatory powers and fresh executive actions to press platforms and broadcasters to meet public-interest expectations. The plan emphasizes FCC licensing discretion, ownership rules, and legal…
The Trump administration’s policy for stricter social media regulation is presented as a necessary, pragmatic step for national security. The article describes the creation of a new federal agency, expanded…
President Trump's Executive Order 14149 aims to eliminate perceived governmental overreach in regulating online content, establishing new oversight committees and revisiting media accountability measures to safeguard free speech.
Meta Platforms has ended its third-party fact-checking program, introducing a community-driven moderation system and relaxing content policies to promote free expression, while facing concerns about potential misinformation and online harassment.
The Trump administration's policy on social media regulation is a smart reform, ensuring free speech and reducing unnecessary censorship.
Executive Order 14149 and Meta's policy changes mark significant shifts in social media speech policies, aiming to restore free speech and reduce federal censorship.
