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Whatever you call them, incentive-based Broadband Enterprise Zones are the best way to get broadband deployed to unserved areas of the country.

The FCC must be legislatively restructured to prevent future abuse of the agency’s power.

Congress could chalk up an easy bipartisan victory for taxpayers if both the House and Senate determined to pass the Email Privacy Act on January 28, Data Privacy Day, and send it to President Trump for signature.

It’s time to permanently rein in the FCC’s scope and authority by passing laws that limit its powers.

Instead of succeeding through private, free-market negotiations, Netflix chose to lobby for favorable treatment from government regulators.

This week’s news should make passage of the Email Privacy Act a no-brainer, but for the sole opposition of Senator Cornyn.

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler today pulled his ill-advised set-top box proposal from a scheduled vote, which is a good thing. The proposal has not been made public for comment and review, exceeds the FCC's jurisdiction, and creates significant new problems.

Consumers and doctors should have the choice to find the right means of care that works best in each situation. Technology continues to make such tailored care a reality if not blocked by government.

What happens when one expert agency calls out another expert agency? We're about to find out, as the Copyright Office has described major problems with the FCC's set-top box proposal.

We must stand up to government agencies that think they are somehow entitled to exemptions from Fourth Amendment protections.