Young Iranians Push for Freedoms in Iran Elections
As parliamentary elections open, Iran's youth press for greater freedoms amid hard-liner control of Parliament and guardian councils. Reforms face limits from institutions led by Ayatollah Khamenei and the judiciary, with more than half of Iran's 62 million people under 25.
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FCC rules require new nationwide disability call service
The FCC voted 5-0 to require a special operator trained to identify speech patterns of disabled callers to relay messages, a new nationwide service for those with disabilities. They also set a 60 words per minute minimum for TTY operators and require Spanish relay coverage for interstate calls.
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