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Two separate, but intertwining trends -- the intense political activism of country's nearly 50 million Latinos and the historic fight to keep the internet as it is: free, flat and open-are fundamentally altering the meaning of freedom in the United States. more »
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Net Neutrality on the Front Burner
From Minneapolis to Mountain View, Net Neutrality is a hot topic.
Sen. Al Franken speaks up for Net Neutrality at a recent public hearing in Minneapolis.
Highlights from the hearing »
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