Senate Passes Bill Requiring Review of Broadband Funding Map

Measure would require FCC and GAO reviews of federal tool used to track broadband deployment spending.

FCC Grants RDOF Waiver to Wisper ISP

The order distinguished Wisper’s request from other program defaults.

Center for American Rights Calls ABC's The View 'a Partisan Megaphone for a Single Political Party'

Conservative group alleges an ABC station in Houston broke the law by not notifying all eligible political candidates of their right to equal time

Telephone's Rise Was Shaped by Courts and Lobbying, Not Just Wires, Historians Say

The patent Bell filed in 1876 never described a speaking telephone. His lawyers later argued it did.

FCC Drone Ruling Draws Industry Warning, Could Slow U.S. Aerial Development

The FCC's drone ruling, once aimed at China-based DJI, now covers all foreign components, and industry experts warn the broad scope may backfire on American drone dominance.

China, Hitting Back on U.S. Sanctions, Restricting Exports to American Defense Firms

Among the 10 companies blacklisted by China are AVEOX in Simi Valley, California; Red Cat Holdings and Teal Drones, both in South Salt Lake, Utah; and IMSAR in Springville, Utah.

In Interview with AP, Nvidia's Jensen Huang Urges Americans to Use AI More

Society has no choice but to change in the advent of AI, although Huang has been optimistic about the technology’s potential.

Federal Regulators Order Grid Operators to Speed Power to Energy-Hungry AI Data Centers

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has ordered regional grid operators to help large energy users connect more quickly to the grid.

French President Urges U.S. to Share Cutting-Edge AI and Democracies to Cooperate on Regulation

French President Macron criticized the U.S. for restricting foreign access to advanced AI models, a sentiment echoed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman

Cleveland's Performance-Based Broadband Model Drives Rapid Growth

Tarana's fixed wireless technology and a public-private partnership powered DigitalC's more than 10K-strong Cleveland buildout.

Court Orders Ohio Restrictions on Kids’ Use of Social Media Restored

A divided Sixth Circuit panel ruled the parental-consent law constitutional, reversing an earlier enforcement block.

Broadband Breakfast on June 24, 2026 - 1927-1976: Broadcasting, Cable and the Creation of the Media

The second installment of Broadband Breakfast's three-part series covers 1927–1976, when broadcasting and cable created the modern American media.