FCC Must Prioritize Public Interest in Future Spectrum Auctions, Senators Say

Sen. Schumer and colleagues push FCC to put consumer protections first in upcoming allocations

U.S. Spectrum Sharing Cast as Strategic Edge Against China

Trump Media to Merge with Nuclear Fusion Company that Wants to Power AI

Fusion technology has been seen as a long way off but tech companies view it as a promising way of powering their energy-hungry AI data centers.

FCC Chairman Carr Was Ready for Senate Democrats' Partisan Gong Show Led by Markey

Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) joined the pile on by releasing a communications pricing report filled with partisan half-truths and bogus statistical inferences blaming Carr for fueling inflation

New BEAD Rules Subject to Congressional Review, GAO Finds

Congress should have received a report before the rules were issued, the watchdog said.

Senators Press FCC Chair for First Time Since Kimmel Controversy

Senators confront Carr on broadcast influence, consolidation, and FCC independence

Fiber Broadband Association Says 11.8 Million New Fiber Passings in 2025

In a separate study, Ookla found median fixed wireless speeds from the mobile carriers decreased in 2025.

After Losing Restraining Order Fight, T-Mobile Expands Online Switching Tool

AT&T had asked a judge to block a beta version of the tool that asked prospective customers to log into their accounts with other carriers.

Bipartisan Senators Want to Keep Non-Deployment Funds

Six GOP Senators signed on to a Tuesday letter to the NTIA.

Sen. Warren Targets Nexstar-TEGNA as 'Presumptively Illegal' in Violating FCC's 39% Cap

In their letter to the FCC and Justice Department, Several Capitol Hill Democrats Addressed None of the Issues Driving the Merger, Such as the Need to Gain Scale to Battle Big Tech and Big Media