* Chief Justice Roberts says personal attacks against judges have got to stop. But, one might ask, what if those attacks are official acts of the president? [Reuters]
* Jurors must ponder whether Elon Musk was deliberate or stupid. [Law360]
* The Senate Commerce Committee asks “Liability or Deniability?” as Section 230 turns 30. A milestone birthday that, like most 30th birthdays, will be celebrated with existential dread and questioning whether it should even still exist. [Senate Commerce Committee]
* Weil finds its new leader. [American Lawyer]
* Donald Trump wants election tamperer Tina Peters out of prison with his “full pardon” of exclusively state crimes, but after scuffling with fellow inmate, Peters has new legal trouble. [Denver Post]
* SEC announces guidelines for cryptocurrency clearing the way for fake money Ponzi schemes. [Coindesk]
* Trump administration files its defense of the Pentagon’s supply chain risk designation for Anthropic arguing that Anthropic presents an incurable threat to the United States… that the government needs to use for its most sensitive applications immediately. [US News]
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