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Free Press and a group of allies are suing the FCC over its decision to weaken or outright repeal several of its broadcast-ownership limits.

Access to diverse news sources, the group says, is essential.

Privacy advocates said the senator’s bill would help guard against discriminatory uses of people’s personal data.

Republicans claimed, without evidence, that the Save the Internet Act would lead to a "government takeover" of the internet.

Sen. Markey's bill would create rules that stop companies from using people’s personal information in discriminatory ways.

The Save the Internet Act faces an uncertain fate in the Senate.

Democrats made good on a campaign promise by passing legislation that would effectively reinstate, in its entirety, the 2015 Open Internet Order.

Broadband really is getting faster, but it has nothing to do with the end of Net Neutrality.

Facebook, Twitter and other big platforms need to adopt corporate policies that would disrupt hateful activities online.

Open-internet campaigners urged the public to call their representatives to demand they pass the bill without any telecom-friendly amendments attached.