 The case was brought by GOP-led states and a small number of users who claimed the social media companies faced unrelenting pressure from the Biden administration to take posts about COVID down. But in a 6-3 decision, the court held the plaintiffs failed to prove a concrete link between requests from government officials and the content moderation decisions of Facebook and Twitter. And because they couldn't prove that link, conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett wrote, the plaintiffs lacked standing to sue.