This week, the Senate voted to shutter a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) program that provides free internet for low-income children, which would ultimately cut them off from tools they need to do homework. As Ars Technica reports, the GOP-controlled Senate voted along party lines to repeal the late Biden-era initiative that lends out free Wi-Fi hotspots from schools so that kids who lack internet access at home can get connected. In a statement announcing the repeal vote, senator and alleged Zodiac killer Ted Cruz called the program "illegal, harmful to children, duplicative of other government programs, and a blatant overreach" that […]