Trump DOJ Backs X’s EU Challenge
The Justice Department moved to back X’s challenge to a $137M EU tech fine.
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Updated Sep 25, 11:25am ETEvery side, every morning
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What happened
The U.S. Justice Department asked the EU’s General Court to let the Trump administration join Elon Musk’s appeal. X is seeking to annul the European Union’s €120 million fine against the platform. The fine was the European Commission’s first penalty under the Digital Services Act, after a two-year probe of X’s compliance. The law has become a flashpoint between Brussels and U.S. tech companies. X and the U.S. government say the Commission overstepped its authority, while Brussels says it proved a DSA breach. The Commission cited misleading blue checkmarks, a weak ad database and poor researcher access. The Luxembourg court must still accept the filing.
How each side covered it
From the left
Only one left-leaning outlet we track covered this: Wired, under the headline “The Trump Administration Is Trying to Get Musk and X Out of a $137 Million EU Fine”.
From the right
Only one right-leaning outlet we track covered this: Epoch Times, under the headline “DOJ Seeks to Join X Lawsuit Over $140 Million EU Penalty”.
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