The front page of a newspaper is where the biggest news stories appear, usually local, but sometimes international. The front-page will often tease other interesting stories within the edition.
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In 2014, three Jane Does who were sex trafficked as minors sued Backpage in federal court, accusing it of facilitating prostitution and human trafficking through its business practices, editorial decisions, and website design. The district court ruled that Backpage did not knowingly post or facilitate prostitution and human trafficking ads, but it found that for one ad about Jane Doe 3, an edit was made suggesting she was an adult. The judge ruled that this violated CDA Section 230 and enjoined the law.
This was the third time a state law seeking to ban Backpage had been enjoined by a federal court. In this case, the New Jersey law was deemed hopelessly vague, overbroad and in violation of the First Amendment.