Trump Dinner Scoop Sparks Debate Over Ice Cream Privilege
columnist Celia Rivenbark notes a White House dinner where Trump received two scoops of pie and extra sauce while guests had one scoop and water. Pence had fruit and dressing choices, prompting commentary on etiquette and perceived elitism.
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Net Neutrality stance argues against FCC rollback
An op ed argues that the FCC's rollback of the 2015 Open Internet Order threatens broadband consumers by increasing federal regulation, hindering innovation and investment. It contends net neutrality as a policy distorts market choices, favors large firms, and that consumers benefit from faster, cheaper broadband with less government interference. It cites data from 2014 to 2016 and contrasts with market-driven outcomes. Jessica Melugin of the Competitive Enterprise Institute is cited.
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Network neutrality rules urged to protect small players
Jay Stanley of the ACLU argues for strong network neutrality to shield consumers and startups from ISPs that favor big firms. He warns against abandoning common carrier protections, citing historic abuses by essential services and urging lawmakers and FCC to defend an open internet.
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