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

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.

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

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

The New York attorney general is concerned that the merger could raise prices on cheaper prepaid services.

Internet companies must stop ignoring the racism and other forms of hate that are prevalent on their platforms.

A group of civil-rights organizations is pushing tech companies to create policies to effectively address hate speech and extremist groups.

Six organizations representing a coalition of more than 40 organizations are asking the tech industry to take a harder line against hate groups that use their services.

News coverage following Hurricane Florence shows how post-disaster narratives can perpetuate racial and economic oppression.