Rachel Goodman: Baseless Election Interference Threats from the FCC
The FCC has consistently affirmed that it has no authority to dictate how broadcasters report polls or election results.
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
Jeffrey Westling: A Floppy-Disk Fund for a Broadband World
The USF faces mounting financial and legal challenges, prompting calls for Congress to overhaul its outdated funding model
Spanberger Seeks Rate Freeze in Dominion-NextEra Merger
Spanberger wants large data centers to pay for their own electricity costs
New Mexico Students Protest Data Centers and Permitting Bill
The walkout brought attention to concerns over the environmental and new data centers
DOJ Asks Judge to Toss Ligado Takings Case
The case centers on whether the government has to pay FCC license holders for seizing their airwaves
New Maryland Law Protects Communications Infrastructure
Maryland now includes telecommunication damages as a misdemeanor offense.
Connecticut and Utah State Officials, Reflection AI, Comcast and NARUC Chief Join 'Broadband and AI in the Next Congress'
The event, on Dec. 1 at the National Press Club, links the issues of AI risk, digital infrastructure, energy use and federal preemption
Carr Confident Courts Will Back FCC on Cell Phone Jamming in State Prisons
‘This isn’t going to be a silver bullet at the end of the day but is a tool that has been denied law enforcement and corrections officials for too long’
