Biden FCC nominee confirmed by Senate, opening path to net neutrality debate

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The Senate confirmed President Joe Biden‘s nominee for the Federal Communications Commission, who will fill a role that has been open for three years and give Democratic appointees a majority at the agency, likely restarting the debate over net neutrality.

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