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The recent move by the Federal Communications Commission to begin the process of reinstating Title II rules on internet providers is just the latest instance of the Biden administration saying

Senator Ron Wyden praised an announcement Wednesday by the National Telecommunications Information Administration to help small internet service providers invest in rural and underserved communities across Oregon.

President Biden's AI executive order on Monday could have profound impacts on online censorship, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

President Joe Biden signed a broad executive order on Monday clamping down on false content produced by artificial intelligence (AI), a move experts say could open the door to more online censorship.