Opinion
From Moscow to Paris, the establishment agrees: jail any tech boss who won't censor.
Russia just issued an international arrest warrant for Telegram founder Pavel Durov for the crime of running a platform that won't censor on command — and it should terrify every American who thinks the First Amendment still means something.
The Russian FSB charged Durov with
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