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BeforeBipartisan Senate bill proposes sunsetting Section 230 by end of 2026, requiring Congress to revise or replace the liability protections.
AfterBills in both chambers propose ending Section 230's liability protections; neither advances past committee referral. ## The bills Two sunset bills were introduced in December 2025. On December 16, Rep. Harriet Hageman introduced H.R. 6746, the Sunset To Reform Section 230 Act, which would add to Section 230 a subsection providing that the section "shall have no force or effect after December 31, 2026." It was referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce. On December 17, Sen. Lindsey Graham introduced S. 3546, the Sunset Section 230 Act, with nine cosponsors from both parties — …
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ToneBefore “to force reform”
Why: The phrase "to force reform" is editorializing — it characterizes the legislative intent in a loaded, adversarial way. The bill's stated purpose may be to prompt, require, or compel changes to Section 230, but "force reform" implies coercion and injects an interpretive framing not supported by a neutral description of the legislation. A neutral alternative would be "to require legislative updates to Section 230" or simply "requiring Congress to revise or replace Section 230 protections."
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