House Passes NTIA Reauthorization, Rural Broadband Protection Acts

The House also passed the TAKE IT DOWN Act, which the Senate passed in February.

Trump EO Could Gut FCC Digital Discrimination Rules

The agency embraced ‘disparate impact’ in its 2023 regulations.

FCC Moves to Loosen Satellite Power Limits, Expand Shared Access to 37 GHz Band

FCC revisits decades-old satellite spectrum sharing rules and opens 600 megahertz of spectrum for commercial access.

West Va. Labor Leader Wants BEAD to Support Fiber Build

Local CAW executive says fiber means local jobs

Tech Industry Tried Reducing AI Bias. Now Trump Wants to End Its 'Woke AI' Efforts

The U.S. Commerce Department has deleted mentions of AI fairness, safety and 'responsible AI' in its appeal for collaboration.

FCC Urges Judges Not to Follow Fifth Circuit in Striking Down Fines

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr, previously critical of the penalties, defended them on Monday.

As Musk Gained Power in Washington, His Popularity Has Fallen, an AP-NORC Poll Finds

Just 33% of U.S. adults have a favorable view of Musk, down from 41% in December.

Big Tech's Energy Demands Making Coal Power Plants Attractive

President Trump is wielding emergency authority to entice utilities to keep older coal-fired plants online and producing electricity.

11 State Attorneys General Defend FCC’s Cap on Prison Phone Rates

The FCC and allies will contend with a 14-state coalition opposing the rule.

Plume Hires Former Comcast Executive as CEO

Company aims to kick off a new phase of growth

Former BEAD Director: Trump Admin Could Squander Once-in-a-Generation Fiber Broadband Investment

Proposed changes could raise LEO participation to 50–70% in some states, Feinman said.

Ligado Order’s Fifth Anniversary Sparks Pushback

Terrestrial network operations in the L-band could cause interference, coalition says