As Net Neutrality officially ends today, Ajit Pai champions the transfer of internet power from the government to ISPs.

A California Net Neutrality bill just passed in the Senate and will likely pass the State Assembly, in direct defiance of the FCC.

With Net Neutrality about to end, some customers found Verizon data caps on their internet bills this week. But Verizon says they are not caps.

The bill to prevent the death of Net Neutrality passed the Senate today by a larger margin than expected. Now it's off to die in the House.

In a classic "day late, dollar short" scenario, the U.S. Senate will vote to save Net Neutrality this week. However, it would take a mighty miracle.

Mark your calendars: net neutrality – the idea that the internet should be open and free – will officially die on June 11, 2018.

Tim Berners-Lee, the father of the web, is not happy with how his creation has turned out. He calls for massive change.

Oregon is trying to pass legislation that will circumvent the FCC's repeal of net neutrality. It joins several other states using similar methods.

The open letter called for an Internet Bill of Rights for American internet users, but some see the open letter as extremely hypocritical.

Pai, a major proponent of the controversial net neutrality rules repeal, was set to have a "candid conversation" on stage next Tuesday.