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Mignon Clyburn

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SC native. 1st Chairwoman & former FCC Commissioner, SCPSC Chair & Commissioner. Entrepreneur. Pro DEI. Will speak up for the voiceless.
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Political News and Conservative Analysis About Congress, the President, and the Federal Government

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By Mignon Clyburn, Fred Upton
| Washington Examiner Verified
AMERICA’S CHINA SPY PROBLEM Anthropic followed with its own accusations: DeepSeek, along with Moonshot AI and MiniMax, had generated over 16 million exchanges with its Claude system through roughly 24,000 fraudulent accounts. The goal was to siphon off the reasoning, coding, and tool-use abilities that American labs had spent billions of dollars developing. The White House has taken notice.
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Why the RAIL Act Matters for America’s Digital Future

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By Chip Pickering, Mignon Clyburn
| Broadband Breakfast Verified
When families in rural towns can't get online, when students have to sit in parking lots to access Wi-Fi, or when small businesses lose opportunities because broadband stops at the edge of a railroad crossing, we know something is broken. We've both seen this problem firsthand. One of us, as an FCC Commissioner, visiting communities across America where high-speed internet ended abruptly at railroad tracks.
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The bipartisan case for the Affordable Connectivity Program

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By Mignon Clyburn, Michael O’Rielly
| Las Vegas Sun Verified
Today’s interconnected world makes it hard to imagine a day or more without internet access, but that may soon be the reality for millions of Americans when funding for a critical federal program runs out. The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) provides a monthly subsidy to eligible low-income households to help pay their monthly broadband bill. To be clear, we’re talking about basic internet access and the doors it opens, not free Netflix.
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