The House Commerce Committee is holding a hearing to discuss legislation aimed at sunsetting Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. The legislation, spearheaded by Chair Cathy McMorris Rodgers and supported by bipartisan members like Frank Pallone, seeks to hold Big Tech companies accountable for the harmful content on their platforms. Critics argue that Section 230 allows these companies to avoid responsibility for the negative impacts of their content, particularly on children. Proponents of the legislation believe that sunsetting Section 230 will lead to greater accountability and safety online. However, opponents warn that removing these protections could lead to a significant reduction in online material due to the fear of litigation. The hearing, chaired by Bob Latta, is scheduled for 10 AM under the Communications & Technology Subcommittee.