Twenty-two states ask appeals court to bring back net neutrality
The system seems broken when states representing more than 50% of the population have to sue in court to try to change something like this.  Instead with that much backing it should be done through the legislative branch.  I'm concerned about the growing use of courts to try to decide policies because our legislative bodies can't work together and instead just try to force one sided issues through or block each other.<p>> Together, the AGs represent states totaling 165 million people — more than half of the U.S. population.