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Misguided regulations could hand China control of our internet

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By Greg Walden, Loretta Sanchez
| MSN Verified
Loretta Sanchez, Greg Walden To prevent fragmented AI regulation and losing global tech leadership to China, Congress should codify the Trump administration's AI Action Plan into a national framework. Top leaders of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) launched the country's 15 th Five-Year Plan , which features artificial intelligence (AI) as a central strategy to strengthen China's economy and military.
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FCC should free broadcasters from old, arbitrary restraints on ownership Original

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By Cathy McMorris Rodgers, Greg Walden, Fred Upton
| The Hill Verified
The same year Facebook launched, Congress and the FCC set an arbitrary 39 percent cap on household reach for television broadcasters. Such ownership limits were created before Twitter, Instagram, Spotify or YouTube had even launched. There were no iPhones or streaming services at that time. This regulation was spawned in an era when access to information was far more limited than it is today. Two decades later, the situation is very different.
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First Responders Deserve a Refreshed FirstNet

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By Greg Walden, Henry A. Waxman
| Yahoo Verified
Greg Walden & Henry Waxman Wed, September 24, 2025 at 11:21 AM UTC 4 min read As former senior members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, we sparred on many policy issues. But we agreed that First Responders needed the most innovative, interoperable communications technology the competitive marketplace had to offer. When a 911 call gets placed, when an emergency siren cries out, when our communities are in their greatest need, public safety communications must work without fail.
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