David Loebsack: “If these actions continue, they will do reparable harm to the economy in my State and other States especially in corn…”

We might question your judgment about that kind of a transition, and you are finding out about that; but, nonetheless, every single time I go to a pharmacist, it is the same thing--they care. They care about their patients. Again, I have…

Access to broadband is no longer an indulgence for the rich-it is an indispensable part of all of our lives.

Low-income Americans deserve affordable Internet access whether they live in a city or on a farm.

First, we must ask if content moderators are doing enough. And, second, we must ask whether congressional action is required to fix these challenges.