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The FCC's plan to end net neutrality is here, and the fight is going to get ugly
America's telecom regulator has made public its intention to roll back net neutrality laws. Here's what you need to know.
Huawei wants to challenge FCC ruling now that Trump is out of the picture
Huawei filed a lawsuit Monday, claiming that the FCC has wrongly declared the company a national security threat and did not give the company a chance to defend itself.
The new FCC could revive net neutrality, but right now it has more pressing issues
Fixing the FCC after a former Verizon lawyer and lobbyist ran it for years isn't going to be easy. But Jessica Rosenworcel has some ideas, and so far I like what I hear.
Biden names new FCC acting chair in a step towards better internet access
Jessica Rosenworcel is the second woman to hold the title of acting chair of the FCC and has fought for more accessible and affordable high-speed internet access across the country.
The U.S. strikes another blow to Huawei by banning its network equipment
The FCC voted unanimously to remove Huawei's network equipment from U.S. carriers and will help cover the cost of replacing its hardware.
