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Learn more Subscribe Sign In Follow the authors @GregStohr + Get alerts forGreg Stohr @birnbaum_e + Get alerts forEmily Birnbaum @hlowenkron + Get alerts forHadriana Lowenkron A day after the US Supreme Court grappled with a high-stakes clash that could roll back liability protections for internet companies, the justices will hear a related case that may provide a way to sidestep the thorny issue. The Wednesday argument tests whether social media companies can be sued under a federal anti-terrorism law for not doing enough to remove Islamic State videos. If the answer is no, the justices might not need to resolve broader questions about Section 230, the provision that has given companies sweeping protection from lawsuits since 1996. LIVE ON BLOOMBERG Watch Live TVListen to Live Radio Most Read * Markets Stocks Wake Up to Fed-Rate Rethink as Yields Surge: Markets Wrap * Wealth How Much Do Investors Say They Need to Retire? 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