WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Thursday refused for now to block enforcement of a Mississippi law aimed at regulating the use of social media by children, an issue of growing national concern.

The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed Mississippi to enforce a state law that requires the nation’s largest social media ...

Pearl River County deputies arrested three suspects after they said drugs were found inside a sweet tea jug. A deputy ...

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch told the justices that age verification could help protect young people from “sexual ...

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch told the justices that age verification could help protect young people from “sexual ...

A 1963 Buick pulled from the Mississippi River contained human remains and may solve the 1967 disappearance of Sauk Rapids ...

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An internet industry trade group representing Facebook, X and others pressed a First Amendment challenge and asked the ...

The Supreme Court will allow Mississippi to enforce a law requiring social media sites verify the age of users or receive ...

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NetChoice, which represents Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and other sites, argues laws like Mississippi's violate social media users' privacy and First Amendment rights.