What does this accomplish other than deprive 640k Americans from Internet access? Does this make America better or worse? Starlink was given a contract by the FCC in 2020 to bring Internet access to 640,000 Americans in 35 states by 2025. But yesterday the FCC took this

LAWSUIT: FIRE filed a lawsuit on behalf of filmmakers Alexander Rienzie and Connor Burkesmith and NPPA to overturn the National Park Service’s unconstitutional permit-and-fee scheme that threatens heavy fines or even jail time for filming in a national park.

Filmmakers Sue to End "Unconstitutional" Permitting Rules to Shoot in National Parks hollywoodreporter.com/business/busin…

1/ Trailer drop for Racing Grand Teton: a docuseries about personal resilience, an impossible physical feat in breathtaking terrain, and unexpectedly, political drama Connor Burkesmith 🧵👇🏼

Prosecuting people like Michelino Sunseri, whose conduct is just barely, if at all, wrongful in the sense that is it presents genuine harm to others, erodes the rule of law and undermines public trust. dcjournal.com/the-vindictive…