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Supreme Court finds Twitter not liable for aiding terrorists
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3:53Now PlayingThe Supreme Court has ruled that Twitter is not liable for aiding and abetting terrorists in a case that alleged the social media giant was recommending videos about ISIS to users. NBC News’ Yamiche Alcindor and Laura Jarrett have the details.
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