by Alyssa Newcomb
Democrats in the Senate — and one Republican — took a step Wednesday
toward saving net neutrality by forcing the U.S. Senate to vote on
whether to overrule a Federal Communications Commission decision to undo
open internet protections put in place under President Barack Obama.
The
senators are hoping to save the open internet rules through the
Congressional Review Act, which allows Congress to veto rulings by
federal agencies. Without congressional action, net neutrality supporters say it will just be a matter of time until the Office of Management and Budget approves the change and they go into effect.
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Source: NBC News
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