Cruz to Introduce CRA Resolution Targeting FCC’s E-Rate Rule

Part of a 'lengthy list' of Biden-era rules Republicans plan to overturn using CRA.

TikTok Ban Looms: What Does It Mean?

The ban, which would take effect January 19, requires Chinese-owned ByteDance to sell TikTok or face removal from app stores.

Altice Settlement with West Virginia to Cost $44 Million in Internet Upgrades

Agreement resolves thousands of customer complaints about service

'Top Hits' From Jessica Rosenworcel’s Farewell FCC Meeting

Biden FCC chairwoman reflected on four years of achievements.

Colorado Hoping to Up Participation in BEAD Round Two

The state is instituting a higher low-cost plan and more flexible project areas.

E-BRIDGE Broadband Law Signed by Biden

Removes hurdles for rural broadband deployment projects

BEAD Program’s Success Hinges on Reform

Eliminating the program seems unlikely, considering the NTIA is already far along in awarding grant money to the states.

AOC Will Not Have a Seat on House Communications Panel

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was chosen for Subcommittees on Energy, Health, and Oversight.

Pole Attachment Delays Vexing West Virginia Broadband Projects

The state, which has its own pole attachment regulations, is considering a rapid response team similar to the FCC's.

ITIF Plan Would Drain Billions from USF to Fund New ACP

Group says the country needs to elevate affordability over availability

New York to Launch Statewide Public Middle-Mile Network

Gov. Hochul unveiled plans for rollout of a 426-mile statewide public fiber backbone.

New Hampshire’s $90 Million Broadband Build Passes Halfway Mark

More than 58% of unserved and underserved households now have access to high-speed fiber.