House Panel Advances 18-Bill Kids’ Online Safety Package

Democrats warn the proposals would override stronger state privacy laws.

Whistleblowers Want to Revive Fraud Suit Against UScellular Successor

A separate fraud case against the company, filed by the same telecom attorneys, was blessed by the D.C. Circuit in October.

What to Do With Remaining BEAD Funds, a.k.a 'Non-Deployment'?

As states complete their broadband spending plans, a fight is brewing over the remaining $21 billion.

NextNav to Test 5G GPS Backup in San Jose

The test is planned to run through Dec. 1, 2027.

WISPs Continue Push for FCC to Preserve CBRS

Dozens of wireless ISPs have written to the agency on the issue this month.

Time Magazine Names 'Architects of AI' as its Person of the Year for 2025

AI was a leading contender for the top slot, according to prediction markets, along with tech CEOs Jensen Huang of Nvidia and Sam Altman of OpenAI.

Fight on the Right – Laura Loomer Slams Chris Ruddy over His Opposition to Nexstar-TEGNA Merger

‘Ruddy continues to show the world, and especially the conservative movement, how much of a selfish leftist he truly is,” Loomer charged.

Should BEAD Non-Deployment Funds Be Linked to AI? How Should Funds Be Spent?

Experts disagreed on conditioning broadband funding on state AI regulations, balancing digital economy goals against legal constraints.

Rep. Fulcher Presses FCC to Move Faster on GPS Backup

New filings deepen debate over terrestrial GPS alternatives.

Public Knowledge, NDIA Aiming to Platform Local Advocates

The groups' Connectivity Policy Corps will have a first cohort of 18 advocates from 14 states.

T-Mobile and AT&T Go Back and Forth in Court Over Customers

T-Mobile says switching tool not illegal, as AT&T alleges. They’re also fighting about an advertising dispute

Federal Judge Throws Out Trump Order Blocking Wind Energy Project

The White House says offshore wind projects were given unfair, preferential treatment during the Biden administration.