The Supreme Court on Friday set new ground rules for when public officials can block critical voices from their social media accounts, ruling in two of several tech-focused cases this term that will shape the future of online interactions between the government and its citizens.
Related posts
-
McHenry woman, 70, charged in 2003 Wisconsin killing
A 70-year-old McHenry woman is among two people arrested last week in connection with an almost... -
New taxes on sports bets, nicotine products as Democrats pass $55.2B budget
Giving almost no time for public review, Illinois Democrats pushed through a $55.2 billion budget for... -
Boys track and field: Hersey’s Farrell brings home state discus title; Grayslake Central’s relays shine
CHARLESTON -- Hersey senior Logan Farrell required some assistance to the top of the state podium...