Tony Romm

That’s part of AT&T’s response to the U.S. government’s lawsuit against its proposal to buy Time Warner.

Pai had sharp words for Silicon Valley tech giants who are trying to avoid regulation.

The questions — sent by Democrats and Republicans alike — could carry severe legal repercussions for Uber.

Regulators around the country are questioning Uber for staying silent after the hack, which affected 57 million people.

So far, Google and Twitter have not detailed their plans.

The proposal could open the door to what critics call online “fast lanes.”

The Justice Department said the deal as proposed would spell “higher prices for consumers and less innovation for millions of Americans.”

After an intense burst of lobbying, lawmakers dropped a plan to tax startup stock options.