Morrisey Signs ‘Crypto ATM’ Regulation into Law

The law sets guardrails for crypto currency kiosks across the state of West Virginia

ULA Launches 29 More Amazon Leo Satellites

Fifth mission advances constellation as deployment timeline looms.

USF Challengers to Judges: FCC Not Limited by Telecom Act

Lawmakers are working to update the fund’s contribution base.

NextNav Says FCC Should Ignore Opposition, Move Ahead on Rulemaking

Several industry groups have cited harmful interference risks and public safety concerns.

Broadband from the Moon: How Artemis II Pushes NASA Beyond Apollo’s Radio Frequencies

NASA and other international space agencies have deployed technologies that, in the future, are expected to eliminate communication blackouts.

Democrats See Georgia's Failure to Curb Data Centers as an Electoral Gift

Efforts to pass stricter regulations or limit tax breaks stalled before lawmakers ended their annual session Thursday.

Lawmakers Reject Palantir Donations, Citing Surveillance

Some Democrats return or redirect contributions over the data analytics firm’s immigration surveillance work.

Calls Grow to Eliminate USDA Broadband Program, Watchdog Group Says

Citizens Against Government Waste targets Rural Utilities Service as duplicative.

UP Fiber Completes Acquisition of AT&T Wireline Assets in Michigan

Deal includes thousands of miles of copper and fiber infrastructure.

FCC Rejects Rip-And-Replace Extension Requests

The agency signaled a stricter enforcement stance in March, including tougher penalties for non-compliance.

House Dems: States May Need to ‘Reconsider’ SpaceX BEAD Awards

They had concerns about the company’s proposed contract rider, which was rejected by NTIA.

FCC’s $398 Million Budget Request May Cut 110 Jobs

Despite a budget decrease in FY 2027, the agency is focused on AI and spectrum auctions as priorities