House Dems Want Thumann Nomination Paired with Gomez Renomination

Thumann’s confirmation hearing has not been rescheduled after it was postponed in September

Melissa Newman: Standards as the Foundation for Responsible AI Data Center Development

Recent publicity has elevated data centers from a low-profile infrastructure project to a prominent consideration in planning

AT&T to Bring Back Customer Service Jobs to U.S. by 2027

AT&T highlights career paths beyond a four-year degree

FCC Circulating Order to Preempt California Copper Retirement Rules

AT&T asked for the move earlier this year

Broadband Breakfast on November 18, 2026: Broadband Nation Expo

NOTE: Special time of 1 p.m. ET / 12 Noon CT

Congress Put Satellite Communications in Private Hands, and Kennedy Signed It Into Law

Europe’s post offices ran their satellite links. Washington chartered an investor-owned company

Lesson 10: Public Safety, the Military, and Global Satellite Services

FCC Targets California’s COLR Regs in New Order Circulated by Carr

Agency is looking to eliminate red tape imposed by the California Public Utilities Commission to block AT&T from shutting down legacy copper networks

New York Enacts Ban on 'Unsafe' Chatbot Behavior With Kids as Some States Push AI Regulation

New York and California are leading efforts to regulate AI, with California recently passing similar laws

FCC Votes to Block Chinese Labs from Testing U.S. Equipment

The agency also alleged a Lifeline provider fraudulently enrolled deceased subscribers

FCC Clears Slate of Spectrum Items, Including Proposal to Expand Direct-to-Device

The agency didn’t act on a request from SpaceX to consider satellite service in spectrum targeted by the NextNav petition

Debate About Nationalizing Starlink Beginning to Bubble Up, From Left and Right

Critics, including some Republican lawmakers, say SpaceX’s growing power raises national security concerns