FCC considers reclassifying broadband under Title II
The FCC contemplates moving broadband from Title I to stricter Title II controls to curb perceived power of big ISPs. Critics warn of reduced investment and increased government reach. supporters argue return to nondiscriminatory access. A court ruling against FCC net neutrality shapes the debate with industry figures weighing in.
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May 20 in History Highlights 1961 Bus Siege and Lindbergh Flight
On May 20 1961 a white mob attacked a busload of Freedom Riders in Montgomery prompting U S marshals to restore order. Also noted are Columbus death in 1506 secession vote in North Carolina in 1861 Cuba's Republic formation in 1902 and Lindbergh’s Spirit of St Louis solo flight in 1927.
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Arizona Mexico border cell coverage fix proposed
A New Mexico columnist argues for improved border region cell phone access to enhance safety and police effectiveness. The piece cites Arizona SB 1070 and suggests booster towers costing about 7.5 million dollars to cover the boot heel area, linking connectivity to security and governance.
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Robert Krentz
Obama
Hildalgo County
Bill Richardson
Sherry Robinson
New Mexico News Services
Republicans warned not to celebrate early primary gains
In Washington the AP reports Republicans urged restraint after mixed primary results. Senator Arlen Specter lost in Pennsylvania to Joe Sestak, while Senator Bob Bennett faced a Utah defeat. Analysts caution against assuming November waves, noting cross party shifts and high spending in the Murtha district race.
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Palin frames frontier feminism at SBA List breakfast
Sarah Palin portrays a new conservative feminist identity as she celebrates Trig and her family. She contrasts traditional feminism with a Western frontier ethos and credits the SBA List for supporting this movement. Her speech emphasizes motherhood as empowerment and the value of independence.
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