President Trump’s official portrait on display inside the Northern District of California. Jason Doiy / The Recorder
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Former President Donald Trump’s new lawsuits against Facebook, YouTube and Twitter come amid increased scrutiny of the power social media companies power yield, but First Amendment lawyers say legally, the threshold hasn’t changed in favor of the plaintiffs bar.
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