President Donald Trump's signing of an executive order on social-media companies is being planned for Thursday afternoon but is still "in the works," White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said. A draft of the order would seek to limit legal protections that federal law currently provides social-media and other online platforms, the Wall Street Journal reported. The planned order comes after Twitter on Tuesday for the first time applied a fact-check notice to tweets by Trump on the subject of voter fraud. Experts have said the order would likely be challenged in court. Read More...
President Donald Trump’s signing of an executive order on social-media companies is being planned for Thursday afternoon but is still “in the works,” White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said. A draft of the order would seek to limit legal protections that federal law currently provides social-media and other online platforms, the Wall Street Journal reported. The planned order comes after Twitter on Tuesday for the first time applied a fact-check notice to tweets by Trump on the subject of voter fraud. Experts have said the order would likely be challenged in court.
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