Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr expressed his commitment to defending American technology companies against what he views as excessive European regulation at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. He criticized the EU’s Digital Services Act for being incompatible with American values and perceived as hindering free speech online. Carr called for a return to a “level and fair playing field” for tech companies, urging them to stop the censorship seen in recent years.
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U.S. and Iran Will Hold Nuclear Talks on Saturday
President Trump announced plans for direct negotiations with Iran to address its nuclear program, set for next Saturday in Oman. Iran's foreign minister confirmed the talks would be indirect, but indicated a potential shift towards direct negotiations if respectful and productive. Israel's prime minister advocated for a deal following the "Libya model," requiring Iran to dismantle its entire nuclear infrastructure, while Trump criticized European nations and threatened more tariffs, leaving Netanyahu without a public commitment...
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