New York Approves Charter-Cox Deal

The cable companies are now waiting only on California’s review.

Senate Lawmakers Appear Opposed to Full Section 230 Repeal

Witnesses and lawmakers supported a more targeted reform approach to online platform regulation.

3 Men Charged with Conspiring to Smuggle U.S. AI to China

Authorities say the scheme became more brazen as time went on.

Nexstar-TEGNA Deal Sails Through Carr’s FCC in a Speedy 121 Days; CEO Sook Makes a Few Minor Concessions But That’s It

Nexstar has two years to sell six TV stations but in the end, it might not have to if FCC local TV ownership rules happen to change during the interval

Wireless, Aviation Industries Still Disagree on Some Proposed Upper C-band Rules

The mobile carriers said proposed FAA rules were too restrictive.

Universal Service Fund Contribution Factor to Hit 37% in Q2

Lawmakers and experts say the USF funding mechanism is unsustainable and outdated.

NTIA’s Arielle Roth Urges Early Push for U.S. Leadership in 6G

Roth said spectrum policy, international cooperation, and AI-driven networks will shape next-generation connectivity.

U.S. Faces Pressure to Lead Global Telecom Rules Ahead of 2027 Spectrum Conference

Officials urged stronger coordination to counter China in global spectrum policy.

Dish Continuing to Fight Tower Lawsuits

The company is looking to combine the seven federal cases it’s facing.

Experts Say $21 Billion Remaining BEAD Funds at Risk of Going Unused

Industry leaders push for faster distribution to avoid defaults, delays, and efforts to close the digital divide

Rep. Matsui Urges Stronger U.S. Coordination on 6G As Global Competition Grows

The California Democrat said the U.S. must align agencies and allies ahead of key global spectrum negotiations.

Fiber Suppliers Say They Can Meet BEAD and AI Demand

Corning, Prysmian, and others said they made commitments to NTIA in February.