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Bipartisan Effort to Sunset the ‘26 Words That Created the Internet’ Is on the Way

The law has drawn ire from both the left and the right.

Mar 21, 2025 - 21:54
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Bipartisan Effort to Sunset the ‘26 Words That Created the Internet’ Is on the Way
US Representative Louie Gohmert speaks during a news conference on Section 230 outside the US Capitol, in front of a sign that reads 'Strike Section 230' and 'Stop Big Tech'

The law has drawn ire from both the left and the right.
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