Court Allows RFK Jr. to Sue Biden Administration Over Alleged Social Media Censorship

A Louisiana judge ruled that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his charity have standing to challenge government actions aimed at suppressing their content online.

The ruling follows a Supreme Court decision that dismissed a similar case due to lack of standing.
Judge Terry Doughty found evidence that government officials directly influenced social media platforms to censor Kennedy's posts.
Kennedy's charity, Children's Health Defense, argues that their views on vaccines led to targeted suppression.
The case will be reviewed by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, which previously upheld parts of Doughty's injunction.
This decision could impact ongoing efforts to hold the government accountable for alleged censorship during the pandemic.