FCC Bans Nearly All Wireless Routers Sold in the U.S.

The article frames a regulatory action through a libertarian lens emphasizing government overreach and logical absurdity (foreign-made routers are nearly all routers, so the ban is effectively total), employing skeptical framing toward the official national security justification. The headline and framing privilege the criticism of government authority rather than examining the actual security rationale, and the characterization of the policy as a 'near-total ban' uses charged language that emphasizes government excess rather than neutral policy description.