FERC Targets Data Center Interconnection Delays

Regulators have approved a range of proposals designed to speed generation interconnections and large-load connections.

Lawmaker Calls for Approved Energy Projects To Move Forward

Approved energy projects are getting tied up in litigation as power demand surges, the Florida Democrat warned.

Trump Signs USF Reform Bill Backed by Sen. Capito

The new law requires the FCC to establish a vetting process for USF applicants.

Guthrie Pushes Summer Timeline for Bipartisan Permitting Reform

Guthrie criticized proposals to pause or limit data center development over power concerns.

New Study Funded by Amazon Sees Big Payoff from Satellite Internet

The satellites have the potential for a big payoff and quality internet for users.

FCC Approves EchoStar Spectrum Sales, With Escrow Requirement

It’s a victory for tower companies, who pushed for the condition.

Energy Permitting Delays Threaten U.S. AI Growth, Senator Warns

Politicized reviews and court rulings are stalling infrastructure needed to support rising AI-driven energy demand, Armstrong said.

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.