Elon Musk's X has won as DC Circuit Court of Appeals ruling in its favour, limiting the US government's ability to issue gag orders. The gag orders prevent X platform from notifying the public when it receives search warrants and subpoenas from the government. X said it received a subpoena demanding personal information on two FBI agents, Kyle Seraphin and Garrett O’Doyle, due to their whistleblowing activities. X argued in court that such gag orders violate federal law and the First Amendment. The ruling is seen as a win for transparency and free speech, ensuring greater public accountability of government investigations. Elon Musk said, "Protecting your freedom of speech" . Mark Zuckerberg on Hiring Spree for Superintelligence Team! Meta Hires 3 More Google DeepMind AI Researchers Who Worked on Gemini AI Version That Achieved Gold Medal-Level Performance at IMO 2025.

Elon Musk's X Wins Court Appeal on Government's Ability to Issue Gag Orders

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