The First Amendment remains a pivotal topic in discussions of free speech, with its interpretation evolving significantly since its inception. Scholars like Mary Anne Franks emphasize the Founding Fathers' intentions and how the amendment has adapted to modern challenges, including book bans and disinformation. In Europe, Elon Musk revealed that his platform, X, was offered an illegal deal for censorship during the upcoming elections, highlighting tensions between digital platforms and new EU regulations aimed at content moderation. Concurrently, in Nigeria, the removal of Senator Ali Ndume for criticizing the government has sparked outrage and fears of diminishing free expression, with many viewing it as a dangerous precedent. Critics argue that this suppression reflects a broader trend of governmental control over dissenting voices. These incidents illustrate the ongoing global struggle to balance free speech with regulation and censorship.