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President Joe Biden visited the site of a collapsed condo building in Florida. The Trump Organization and its CFO were charged with tax crimes. And the battle over Britney Spears conservatorship intensified after Bessemer Trust asked to withdraw. It s Laura. It s Thursday. I m up to my eyeballs in news, so let s get to it.
But first, holy ugly couches, Batman. Y all, IKEA launched these couch slipcovers meant to honor LGBTQ communities and while I love the inclusivity – I can t even with these designs. What do you think?
Biden visits site of condo collapse
Reprising his role as comforter-in-chief, Biden highlighted Thursday the “life and death” situation that has brought together all levels of the government as he visits a south Florida community reeling from the collapse of a 12-story condo building where scores of people are still missing. Keep up with the latest coverage on Biden s visit here.
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The technology industry challenged the law, which was set to take effect Thursday, saying it would infringe on the First Amendment rights of online businesses.
Florida lawmakers approved the law after Facebook, Twitter and YouTube suspended Trump’s accounts following the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
A federal judge on Wednesday night blocked a Florida law that would penalize social media companies for barring the speech of politicians, striking a blow to conservatives still fuming over the suspension of former President Donald Trump and allegations that Facebook, Twitter and Google’s YouTube censor right-wing views.
In his ruling, U.S. District Judge Robert Hinkle of the Northern District of Florida said the law, which would have forced social media companies to allow speech even if it violated their rules, would likely be found unconstitutional.
Federal judge blocks Florida social media law
A federal judge has temporarily blocked a Florida law that would have forced social media companies to carry speech even if it violated their rules.Why it matters: The law, which many experts expected to be declared unconstitutional, was set to go into effect Thursday.Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Subscribe for freeBetween the lines: While proponents aimed to position the law as protecting free…
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