Expert Opinion
Roslyn Layton: With Supreme Court Clarity, It’s Time for Congress to Modernize the USF
The Supreme Court's decision underscores that real reform must come through legislative, not judicial, channels.
Expert Opinion
The Supreme Court's decision underscores that real reform must come through legislative, not judicial, channels.
Brendan Carr
Carr is delighted by new Republican majority.
FCC
Fetterman joins Republicans again
FCC
Outdated Satellite Rules No Longer Justify Wi-Fi Ban on Cruise Ships
FCC
Senate voting Wednesday on giving Trusty a new five-year term beginning July 1.
Democracy
Under FCC rules, a news distortion case must possess clear evidence that the broadcaster deliberately distorted a factual news report.
FCC
Senate to accelerate confirmation of Trump nominee Olivia Trusty following Simington’s surprise exit.
FCC
Commission to enter 1-1 partisan split with Simington and Starks stepping down
Democracy
On First Amendment Tour, commissioner urges FCC to ‘pivot away from sham investigations.’
Wireless
CTIA proposed exempting many wireless deployments from environmental and historical reviews.
FCC
Gomez said White House-directed effort to chill speech in newsrooms and online was working.
FCC
The commissioner and his new chief of staff called for slashing subsidies and downsizing staff.
Congress
House companion effort led by Rep. Fulcher expected to move next.
FCC
FCC under Carr saved $463 million by terminating legacy contracts, the agency said.
Congress
Senate confirmation would give Republicans a 3–2 FCC majority.
FCC
Simington’s new chief of staff, a player in the Make America Great Again movement, vowed ‘retribution’ against Trump critics.