Pair of lawsuits seek to revive fight over alleged censorship campaigns

The article explains that the Supreme Court’s narrow dismissal in Murthy v. Missouri left unresolved whether government and researchers unlawfully pressured social platforms to remove speech; it then describes two follow-up lawsuits — one by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and another by prior Murthy plaintiffs — seeking to establish a clearer causal link between government communications and platform moderation, while legal experts say proving the required specific causation and future harm will be difficult and the Fifth Circuit has remanded Kennedy’s case for further consideration.