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| With FCC Net Neutrality Ruling, the US Could Lose Its Lead in Online Consumer Protection Our research and advocacy on internet regulation in the U.S. and other countries offers us a unique historical and global perspective on the Federal Communications Commission's December 2017 decision to deregulate the internet in the U.S. The principle of an open internet, often called "net neutrality ...
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| Lonzo Ball: LeBron James 'best player in the world right now' CLEVELAND (AP) -- Lonzo Ball got an up-close look at the biggest baller of them all. LeBron James recorded his 59th career triple-double in front of Ball and his brothers, Kevin Love scored 28 points and the Cleveland Cavaliers won for the 16th time in 17 games, 121-112 over the Los Angeles Lakers ...
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| Demographic Changes as Destiny in College Admissions? It's Complicated A. As everyone in admissions knows, it's not just the size of your pool that matters, but who's in the pool. When demographics move the population around, that may or may not be relevant for a given institution or institution type, depending on what part of the market is growing and what part of the market ...
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| That Net Neutrality Op-ed in the Wall Street Journal Was Written By a Comcast Attorney In the face of widespread opposition, the Federal Communications Commission rolled back net neutrality protections that prevented internet service providers from charging websites for faster download speeds. The vote fell along party lines. But one Democrat, Barack Obama's former Federal Trade ...
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| My Favorite Things About Pop Music in 2017 Blame it on our shortened attention spans, the ever-accelerating cultural speed of the Internet, or the giant Kanye West/Beyoncé/Adele-shaped hole in the world right now. Even the biggest music moments barely register as blips in the Zeitgeist. Kendrick Lamar's "HUMBLE." might be the only exception ...
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| World's steepest funicular rail line to open in Switzerland Swiss engineering and technology have reached new heights with the opening of the world's steepest funicular rail line. The €44.6m Schwyz-Stoos funicular (Standseilbahn Schwyz-Stoos in German), which goes into public service on Sunday, has been hailed as a triumph of modern design engineering ...
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| US District Court Nominee Struggles To Answer Basic Legal Questions In Excruciating Senate ... "What was the last time you read the Federal Rules of Evidence?" "...All the way through?"
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| Trump to Visit FBI Academy After Saying Agency 'In Tatters' President Donald Trump plans to visit the FBI Academy in Quantico in Virginia on Friday, the White House said in a statement, an appearance that comes less than two weeks after he said the agency's reputation was "in Tatters."
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| Impure Attitudes in North Korea By George Friedman. Vice Marshal Hwang Pyong So, a senior North Korean military commander, is presumed to have been executed in North Korea. He was head of the General Political Bureau, which oversees the military. According to South Korean intelligence, the bureau was being "audited," and ...
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