New York Attorney General declares top ISPs committed net neutrality fraud

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New York Attorney General declares top ISPs committed net neutrality fraud

It turns out the FCC’s request for comments on net neutrality had been totally spammed by Broadband for America, an ISP lobbying group.
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Yellen downplays fears $300 unemployment pay hurting jobs market, says closed schools a factor

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen discusses the April jobs report and her outlook for economic recovery. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen dismissed concerns that sweetened unemployment benefits contributed to a slowdown in hiring last month …
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'It's just a tough, tough situation' | Florists struggle with nationwide flower shortage ahead of Mother's Day

WASHINGTON — A nationwide flower shortage is leaving florists with limited options and smaller supply ahead of one of the industry’s busiest days for sending flowers, Mother’s Day. At Lee’s Flower Shop on U Street co-owner Stacie Lee Banks said it’s such …
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Semi-conductor shortage having ripple effect on new and used car industry

“We have supply chain problems, most notably semiconductors,” said Scot Hall of SwapaLease. Wireless audio components, along with the engine management system, HVAC system and your anti-lock brakes are just …
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Dogecoin in spotlight as cryptocurrency backer Musk makes 'SNL' appearance

NEW YORK (Reuters) – With the price of dogecoin surging, investors are looking ahead to Elon Musk’s guest-host spot on this weekend’s “Saturday Night Live” comedy sketch TV show after the billionaire’s tweets this year turned the once-obscure digital …
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