House Judiciary Committee Moves Forward with Contempt Proceedings Against Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Over Censorship Investigation

Republican-led House Judiciary Committee accuses Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg of not complying with subpoena related to investigation of alleged censorship of conservatives on platforms.
Committee plans to hold hearing on July 27th to vote on contempt report against Zuckerberg and refer matter to full House.
If successful House contempt vote occurs, legal implications could include fines and potential criminal charges for Zuckerberg.
Meta claims it has cooperated in good faith, providing over 53,000 documents and making employees available for interviews.
Investigation initially focused on Meta, Google, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft regarding communication with federal government on content moderation practices.