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    Twitter refuses to explain what it’s doing about hate speech and misinformation, sues New York State for asking

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    Elon Musk’s Twitter is suing New York State.

    Why? Because apparently being asked to explain how your social media platform handles hate speech and misinformation is an unconstitutional burden.

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