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The Supreme Court denied an appeal requested by the telecommunications industry and the Trump administration.

The Supreme Court declined to take up a challenge to a set of robust Net Neutrality rules put in place by the FCC in 2015.

The Supreme Court put an end to a legal battle over the Obama administration’s Net Neutrality rules, refusing to hear an appeal of a lower-court ruling that upheld the 2015 regulations.

WASHINGTON — On Monday, the United States Supreme Court denied the ISPs’ attempts to vacate earlier appellate-court decisions upholding the 2015 Net Neutrality rules.

The Supreme Court refused to vacate several court rulings that supported the Obama-era Net Neutrality regulations.

T-Mobile and Sprint are tailoring their pitch for the Trump era, claiming it will help the country beat China economically.

Sen. Wyden has introduced a bill he claims will finally address the lack of meaningful privacy protections for U.S. consumers.

The Communications Workers of America and other advocacy groups doubled down on their opposition to the deal.

WASHINGTON — On Wednesday, Free Press filed the latest document in its ongoing opposition to the proposed $26.5-billion merger between T-Mobile and Sprint.

Tech companies must do much more to protect underrepresented communities and combat online hate, and they must start now.