AI Boom Will Reshape U.S. Energy Demand, Interior Secretary Says

The nation’s top public lands official said artificial intelligence will require major increases in U.S. energy production.

Former FTC Commissioner Confirmed as U.S. Attorney in Utah

Holyoak became Utah's U.S. Attorney in November 2025.

Senators Affirm Need For U.S. Dominance In Space Exploration

The Artemis II mission is just the start, senators say.

Alejandro Roark: Spectrum Is the Foundation of America’s AI Future

America's physical AI future depends on a balanced spectrum strategy that pairs licensed auctions with expanded unlicensed and shared spectrum, the author urges.

AST SpaceMobile Still on Track for 45 Satellites This Year, Company Says

An unsuccessful launch in April lost a satellite and will leave New Glenn rockets grounded until an investigation finishes.

U.S. Treasury to Wind Down Capital Projects Fund

Internal communication says new CPF plans must be submitted by May 21, 2026.

FCC Says It Will Vote on Media Bureau Approval of Nexstar-TEGNA Merger Sometime 'This Year'

Agency tells D.C. Circuit the deal is under 'active consideration,' but wants the ‘typically deferential approach toward the management of its own limited resources’

Michigan Senate Passes Youth Social Media Restrictions

Bills target addictive feeds and online protections for minors.

Amazon Data Center Approved Without Public Vote in California

The project bypassed both the planning commission and city council entirely.

Maryland Pushes Back on $2 Billion Grid Upgrades

Residents could pay billions for upgrades tied to out-of-state AI data centers.

Comcast Seeks FCC Action in Pole Dispute With Appalachian Power Company

Disputed pole replacement fees could delay broadband deployments, the ISP argues.

South Texas Residents Sue SpaceX Over Alleged Damage Caused by Starship

Residents claim home damage from powerful rocket vibrations.