MediaDailyNewsCourt Blocks Texas 'Harmful Content' Curbs, Upholds Ad-Targeting's
A federal appellate panel on Friday preserved a block on portions of a Texas law that would have required social-media platforms to block "harmful" content to minors, including material that
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