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Federal Court: Service Providers Can’t Be Sued Over User-Generated Content, No Matter How Creatively The Allegations Are Framed by Tim Cushing

Another Section 230 case has made its way into the federal court system. Of course, the plaintiffs really doesn’t want this to be a Section 230 case, since their lawsuit is predicated on content created by users of two chat apps. The lawsuit alleged that the developers of YOLO (an anonymous chat app) and LMK […]

Plus: What was the real driver of Donald Trump’s foreign policy?

The Tesla CEO dismissed associations of a $420 share price to marijuana and accused the head of Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund of "ass covering."

Plus: Scenes from a funeral

The ex-president is planning his first tweets with a few months to go on his Truth Social contract

Curtis Yarvin claims to teach bracing truths. But are they just consoling lies?

Exploring the hidden message of the word "Hamotzi"

An old movement attacking institutions as elite or corrupted was supercharged by disputes over race and gender.

Hostility. Charges of obstruction. Even, in some cases, jail time—not for the perpetrators, but the victims. Is it any mystery why most sexual assaults go unreported?

Plus: The latest lies of George Santos, or whoever he is

Last week, as we saw Aaron and his boys get ordained, we arrived to the point at which they also, finally, got to put on their fancy work clothes as part of the process. And though I’ve written about the more metaphoric, poetic aspects of the priestly garb, I thought spending a moment or two on the actual duds themselves might be worthwhile. So:

Links and text make up most of the internet. Links connect us to other websites while text makes up the majority of content on the web. Needless to say, since links and text are everywhere and serve such an important purpose, inaccessible links and text can cause a lot of problems for someone with a...

In a new short series of posts, we highlight some of the useful tools and techniques for developers and designers. Recently we’ve covered HTML Emails and SVG Generators. This time we look into different kinds of tools to help you streamline your accessibility testing process. Don’t miss the next one.

Prominent officials have bought ticks which used to indicate notable accounts verified by Twitter.

Twitter’s staff spent years trying to protect the social media site against impulsive billionaires who wanted to use the reach of its platform for their own ends, and then one made himself the CEO.