Scientists tell us there’s no such thing as a perpetual motion machine, but they haven’t seen the interminable debate over network neutrality rules, which has raged now for close to two decades.

President Donald Trump may have spearheaded a large tax cut late last year, but two members of his party apparently prefer that Americans pay more.

AT&T Inc. announced on Saturday that they plan to merge.

President Obama is nothing if not predictable. Required by law to release plans for new regulations twice a year, the administration has consistently done so just before major holidays, when few are paying attention.

House Judiciary Committee chairman Bob Goodlatte, R-Va., this week jump-started the sputtering effort to allow states to collect sales taxes on sales by out-of-state, mostly Internet-based, sellers. Known as “home rule and revenue return,” his plan would allow Internet purchases to be taxed – but at the rate established by the seller’s state, not the rate set by the buyer’s state.