Federal agencies under President Joe Biden’s administration have continued collaborating with social media companies to crack down on “disinformation” on the internet, according to Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Mark Warner.
The White House halted the censorship efforts in July after a court ruling in Missouri v. Biden, which placed an injunction on federal agencies pressuring or working with social media companies to suppress certain types of speech.
Now, it appears the FBI, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), and others are back at it:
Key federal agencies have resumed discussions with social media companies over removing disinformation on their sites as the November presidential election nears, a stark reversal after the Biden administration for months froze communications with social platforms amid a pending First Amendment case in the Supreme…
