Opinion: Order denouncing possibly the 'most massive attack against free speech' is full of hyperbole and short on specifics

A case involving the Biden administration’s contact with social media companies is sure to have far-reaching implications for how the government, and society at large, deals with content — particularly misinformation or disinformation, writes Roy S. Gutterman.

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