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FCC Votes To Restore Net Neutrality: A Win For Consumers And Democracy - Vimarsana News

FCC Votes To Restore Net Neutrality: A Win For Consumers And Democracy

The FCC has voted to restore net neutrality—restoring the FCC's authority under Title II of the Communications Act to enforce open-Internet protections.

Source: forbes.com
Cash-strapped election offices have fewer resources after bans on private grants - Vimarsana News

Cash-strapped election offices have fewer resources after bans on private grants

This month, Wisconsin joined 27 other states that have banned or restricted local governments’ use of private donations to run cash-strapped election offices, buy voting equipment or hire poll workers for Election Day. All of the state laws came in the past four years, pushed by conservative lawmakers and activists who claim that Democratic voters […] The post Cash-strapped election offices have fewer resources after bans on private grants appeared first on Stateline.

Source: yahoo.com
Uncommon Interview: Center for Effective Government Democracy Fellow Ali Noorani - Vimarsana News

Uncommon Interview: Center for Effective Government Democracy Fellow Ali Noorani

Noorani, who spent fourteen years as president and CEO of the National Immigration Forum (NIF), spoke with the Maroon about his work with the NIF and his career at large.

14 Emory staff members honored with Award of Distinction - Vimarsana News

14 Emory staff members honored with Award of Distinction

Meet the 14 recipients of this year’s Award of Distinction, the highest honor given to university staff, and learn about their outstanding contributions to the Emory community.

Source: emory.edu
Dear Supreme Court: Just Say No to an American King - Vimarsana News

Dear Supreme Court: Just Say No to an American King

In 1788, James Iredell urged his fellow delegates in North Carolina to ratify the U.S. Constitution. He assured them that the country's top executive could be held criminally accountable for his