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If companies can stop people from freely copying their application programming interfaces, we’ll end up with fewer great services and apps online.
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The high court’s decision says the federal law against unsolicited calls applies only to randomly dialed numbers, not calls to numbers in a database.
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Before the anti-filibuster forces get too excited, Biden gave plenty of hints that he’s looking for a middle ground.
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AT&T’s sponsored data service might have looked like a benefit for customers, but it carried an unacceptable price to competition and innovation.
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Elections matter, or so the saying goes. But the debate over some of President Biden’s nominees makes you wonder just how true that is.
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The large boost in subsidies would help everyone buying coverage through the state Obamacare exchanges. But it would last only two years
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The offensiveness of Greene’s social media posts wasn’t the issue. It was the violent threats against her future colleagues.
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The problems of ever-rising healthcare costs and large numbers of uninsured Americans will continue to fester until more dramatic steps are taken.
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Biden faces a choice on COVID-19 relief: Go small and bipartisan, or go big and potentially pop the unity bubble.
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President Trump broke many norms, but splitting Republicans and Democrats was not one of them.
