President Trump Rips New York Data Center Ban

The president urged New York to reverse its ban, calling data centers ‘liquid gold’ in a July 15 Truth Social post.

Wisconsin Continues to Report $60 Million Gap in BEAD Funding

State officials say they will have to use state funds to connect the remaining 31,000 locations.

BEAD Satellite Locations Could Drop 35-42%, Analysts Say

NTIA is asking states to remove locations based on new broadband mapping data

Communications Subcommittee to Consider Bill Requiring National Broadband Strategy to Close the Digital Divide

Six bills before the panel would create new responsibilities for NTIA and the FCC.

Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Cut ISPs’ Red Tape Filings with Financial Regulators

The bill would cut compliance costs for small broadband providers.

FCC’s Digital Discrimination Rules Poised for a Narrower Rewrite

Any new rule issued under current FCC Chairman Brendan Car would likely be more limited in scope, panelists said

Michelle Yin: America is Fighting About the Wrong End of the Wire

The real broadband fight isn't over data centers but over whether $21 billion in leftover BEAD savings goes toward helping people actually use the networks being built.

ALEC Report Finds 22 States Have Ended Chevron Deference

South Carolina is the most recent state to end judicial deference, striking it down in June.

Verizon to Cut 500 Jobs, Sell 274 Stores

The company reports second quarter results July 24

Several Groups Want Tweaks to Upper C-Band Draft

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said the auction is expected to bring in anywhere from $30 billion to $60 billion

Broad Coalition Urges NTIA to Make BEAD Network Performance Data Public

Labor and public interest groups concerned over LEO providers' ability to carry out their commitments.

AI Chatbots at Risk of Spreading Government Restrictions on Speech, New Study Says

U.S.-built AI models are vulnerable to foreign controls when trained on non-English-language data that's been influenced by governments.