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The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 2025

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3

Federal appeals court ends net neutrality push ruling FCC overstepped authority

A three judge panel of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the FCC lacked statutory power to regulate internet providers as utilities under an old law. The decision ends federal attempts to impose net neutrality rules, signaling Congress must act to set future policies.

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Gazette Letters Guideline Brief

The Gazette outlines reader letters policy stating editors may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Letters should be 250 words or fewer with longer submissions potentially shortened to meet the limit.

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Rush to pass Trump immigration tax energy bill warned

Carl Leubsdorf analyzes how a swift one big bill for immigration, energy, and tax cuts risks long term fallout. He notes House and Senate dynamics, potential two part strategy, and pivotal hurdles including budget reconciliation, debt limits, and funding, with past presidencies Obama and Biden cited as cautionary parallels.

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New Jersey Act 1669 lowers teaching qualification standards

Cal Thomas argues that New Jersey’s Act 1669, signed by Gov. Murphy, waives the basic reading reading and math test requirement for teachers to teach. He compares the move to Army fitness standard changes and questions whether lowering standards boosts achievement while noting high per pupil spending and limited school-choice options for religious education. He urges universal school choice as a solution. He invites readers to email.

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