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Washington State Sets Net Neutrality Showdown As Governor Signs Law

It's the first state to pass net neutrality legislation, setting up a clash with the Federal Communications Commission.
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Democratic Party Think Tank Quietly Fighting Push To Restore Net Neutrality Rules

"The Progressive Policy Institute has a history of bending over backwards to do whatever large phone and cable companies ask it to do," one critic said.
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State Officials Fire Employee Who Sent False Missile Alert In Hawaii

Federal and state investigations determined the worker believed the U.S. was actually under attack when he sent the alert.
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Hawaii Employee Who Triggered False Missile Alert Won't Cooperate With Investigations

The drama behind the false alarm that caused statewide panic continues.
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Net Neutrality Fight Shifts To The States

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With A Shutdown Looming, Government Agencies Are Unprepared And In The Dark

Federal workers say they've received little to no guidance on what to do.
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22 States Sue FCC For Axing Net Neutrality

The legal battle against the Federal Communications Commission has just begun.
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Net Neutrality Supporters Launch New Campaign To Reverse Unpopular FCC Decision

Fight for the Future presents lawmakers with two options: Bring back net neutrality or lose their jobs.
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Repealing Net Neutrality could hurt online entrepreneurs

Here are some of the small businesses that stand to suffer from the dissolution of a free and open internet.
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What Net Neutrality Really Means For You (And For Us)

We'd like to apologize in advance to HuffPost readers who don't get their internet from Verizon.
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