The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted 3-0 to eliminate a Biden-era rule that required Internet service providers (ISPs) to itemize all passthrough fees on broadband price labels. The new rule allows ISPs to display aggregate "up to" amounts and provide links, potentially making pricing less transparent for consumers.
The FCC will vote to remove a rule requiring ISPs to list "passthrough" fees on broadband price labels. This change, supported by ISPs, could make price information harder for consumers to find and understand, potentially worsening "junk fees" and the digital divide.
Russia's Foreign Ministry announced plans to expand its 'stop list' targeting UK individuals and entities in retaliation for "hostile actions" by Great Britain. The ministry did not specify the exact nature of the expansion or the new targets.
Russia's Foreign Ministry announced it has added five representatives from the UK's journalistic and expert communities to a 'stop list' for allegedly disseminating false information about Russia.
