Biden revokes Trump order that sought to limit social media firms' protections

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Biden revokes Trump order that sought to limit social media firms' protections

Viewed as a retaliatory response.

US President Biden revoked an executive order by former President Donald Trump that had directed regulators to limit liability protections for social media companies. The White House released an order by Biden late Friday revoking several of Trump's executive orders. The White House did ...

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