Following the FCC's publication of its repeal of net neutrality regulations, the U.S. Congress has a limited window to reject this order, with approximately half of the 60 legislative days already elapsed. Efforts are underway to garner additional Senate support to disapprove the FCC's decision, with small businesses planning to deliver a letter to Congress urging action during Small Business Week. Meanwhile, several U.S. states, led by California, are taking legislative measures to uphold net neutrality, with California's S.B. 822 bill gaining significant backing as the most robust set of protections proposed. Individuals outside the U.S. are encouraged to support global efforts for net neutrality and engage with open internet issues in their regions.