The U.S. Supreme Court rules that the all-powerful tech giants can remain relatively unaccountable

for what people post on their sites, the lead starts right now.

Twitter and Google not responsible for what folks post on their websites, not even if it's

a terrorist organization like ISIS, posting pro-terrorist propaganda does today's Supreme Court

ruling mean that the Wild West online just got even wilder, plus her office said that

she had shingles, but Senator Diane Feinstein and her office never mentioned encephalitis

and swelling of the brain.

What a source tells CNN today about the Senators previously undisclosed, health condition

and what that means for the tens of millions of citizens in California.

Plus this afternoon, the Disney DeSantis few taken a new turn as the entertainment giant

just announced.

Scrapping a billion-dollar plan to build a major complex in Florida, costing Florida thousands

of high-paying jobs.

How much do they blame Governor DeSantis?

Welcome to the lead-unjected episode.

We start today in our tech lead with major legal victories for Twitter and Google today

in lawsuits that legal experts had warned could have upended the internet.

The justices unanimously decided Twitter will not have to face a lawsuit,

accusing the company of aiding and abetting terrorism when they allowed tweets created

by the terrorist group ISIS.

The court also dismissed a similar case against Google, which had been accused of aiding

and abetting terrorism by allowing ISIS-related videos to be posted on YouTube, which Google

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