Tariffs Could Slow Broadband Deployment: New Street

President Trump instituted sweeping duties on imports Wednesday

Lawmakers Reintroduce Bill to Permanently Expand Medicare Telehealth Access

Covid-era flexibilites are set to expire Sept. 30.

United to Launch Starlink Wi-Fi in May

Installations will begin immediately, with United aiming to equip 40 regional aircraft per month

House to Hold Hearing on AI, Infrastructure, and U.S. Global Competitiveness

Guthrie emphasized the importance of investing in infrastructure to support the expansion of AI

Digital Divide Closing in South Carolina, State Says

'Nearly all of these newly constructed locations now have access to fiber,' says state broadband director

Amazon Sets April 9 Launch Date for First Operational Kuiper Satellites

Project Kuiper aims to deploy a constellation of more than 3,000 low Earth orbit satellites

Senate Commerce Committee to Review Key Telecom Nominations

If confirmed, Trusty will cement a Republican majority at the FCC

State Legislators: Don’t Upend BEAD

A bipartisan group of 115 legislators from 28 states urged caution as the Trump administration mulls rule changes.

Willmar, Minnesota Moves Forward With Open Access Fiber Network

The city promises options ranging from symmetrical 300 megabits per second to symmetrical 1 gigabit per second.

Jessica Dine: So You Want BEAD to Be Tech Neutral?

BEAD should use all technologies, but not all technologies are equal.

T-Mobile Supports Petitions Against 5G Fund, Verizon Opposes

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr opposed moving forward with the $9 billion fund as a commissioner.

California’s $15 Broadband Proposal Could Save Households $1B Annually, State Report Finds

New report finds affordability mandate would cut less than 1% from top ISPs’ revenues.