FCC Commissioner Carr Pushes Back On Zuckerberg’s Call To Censor The Internet
Brendan Carr, FCC Commissioner, joins Ben Domenech on the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss why government regulation of the Internet is a bad idea.
Huawei Lawsuit Seeks To Exploit U.S. Laws To Enable Communist Chinese Surveillance Of Americans
Huawei is trying to avail itself of rights China would never confer on its own corporations in a bid to thwart America’s national security interests.
Why The U.S. Shouldn’t Use Huawei’s Executive As A Trade Bargaining Chip
Cooler heads have to prevail to ensure Meng Wanzhou’s arrest doesn’t become a catalyst that worsens the trade war.
How The Chinese Government Might Use Cell Phones To Spy On Americans
By building a 5G network backed by Chinese tech, Sprint and T-Mobile could help the Chinese government spy on American communications.
Big Tech Demands Content Equality For ‘Net Neutrality,’ But Not For Alex Jones
Those who demanded Internet service providers treat all content equally are the very same platforms actively deciding what content is permissible for consumption.
In Blocking The Broadcom Deal, Trump Declares A Technology Race With China
This is the first time a U.S. president has used executive powers to block a private company’s acquisition. It all boils down to a race against China over 5G technology.
Why Nationalizing 5G Networks Is A Terrible Idea
Federalizing 5G is infeasible and would severely damage the U.S. telecom and Internet sector, one of the brightest spots in the U.S. economy.
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