I believe in robust free speech – but not in shielding falsehoods. Under current US law, media outlets enjoy sweeping protections even when they disseminate untruths. In an era of weaponized legacy and social media, it's time to reexamine this state of play.We've all seen them – photos of apparently starving Gazan children, the victims of an alleged Israeli-imposed famine, on the front page of The New York Times and major media outlets around the world.“Stop starving Gaza's kids,” pleaded The